Music & Market series welcomes vendors to apply

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Destination Granby welcomes vendors to apply for their summertime Music & Market series. Food trucks, bakers, artisans and more are welcome to apply.
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Calling all artisans, foodies and creative minds – vendors are welcome to apply for Granby’s 2024 Music & Market series.

Organized by Destination Granby, this popular summer event brings the community together for live music, delicious food and unique handcrafted goods.

Vendor applications can be submitted online at DestinationGranby.com/Music-Market. The deadline to apply is June 13.



The series takes place at Polhamus Park, from June 20 to Aug. 15 every Thursday, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Attendees can shop at the market, listen to live music, enjoy food trucks and grab a drink at the beer garden.

Lindsay Robinson of High Rockies Henna offers Henna Designs at the 2022 Music & Market series.
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Destination Granby is searching for a variety of vendors who can offer foods and beverages, or handcrafted, high-quality products such as art, jewelry, home goods and more.



Destination Granby stated that the benefits of participating include: gaining exposure to an engaged community, selling products in a beautiful outdoor setting, and being part of a lively, fun atmosphere with live music.

Vendors can choose to participate for the entire summer ($150) or for individual markets ($25 per market). Food vendors must comply with all necessary permits and regulations. For complete details and vendor rules, please contact Kayte at kayte@destinationgranby.com.

Music & Market features live music every week. During the 2023 market, the rock and funk band Louie and the Lizards played. A sunset-inspired mural created by local artist Mackenzie Foote serves as the stage’s backdrop.
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