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September Blue Moon Market Application

ALL returning vendors planning to vend the September market must reapply and wait for approval before reserving. If you have already reserved, please reapply with updated info for our database.

September Vendor app

September Vendor app

If you plan on being a vendor at the September Blue Moon market, please fill out this form as best as possible. All vendors need to fill this out, even if you are sharing a booth. You will be contacted by email regarding approval, payment options and additional info.

Contact name
Contact name
First
Last
List any other name you may be using when making the payment for vendor fees so we can link the payment to the app.
This would be crystals, crafts, clothing, laser goods, candles, cups, oils, herbs, readings, food, drink etc. List your primary product type as best as possible.
What other type items do you carry on a regular basis as a secondary.
Please select which best fits OR Multiple if they apply
Explain in detail what type of products/services you are applying to carry. We need to know as much about your business as possible. If approved, this will be the type items you will be approved for within reasonable expansion.
Please leave a brief explanation or overview of your offerings for use in vendor highlights and/or website listings.
Have you been a vendor with Polk County Pagan Market before today??
To keep vendor prices affordable, we sometimes approve 2 or more (depending on differences) of similar type vendors. Rules on this will change starting with our 2024 dates. However If you are seeking exclusivity with your primary product type for this event, you may opt to sponsor that particular market for an additional fee. Please note above the specific product and category you are looking for exclusivity on, we will take a look if the option is available and we will follow up with you.
We are not responsible for taxes of each individual vendors sales.
Texas imposes a 6.25 percent state sales and use tax on all retail sales, leases and rentals of most goods, as well as taxable services. Local taxing jurisdictions (cities, counties, special purpose districts and transit authorities) can also impose up to 2 percent sales and use tax for a maximum combined rate of 8.25 percent.