2026 Festival Series Vendor Registration

A smiling woman with long brown hair holding an owl on her gloved hand in a blue tent at a museum exhibit.
Woman selling handmade soap at a market booth with soap bars displayed on a white stand.
A selfie of two men in a store, smiling at the camera. The man on the right wears a light-colored hat and a black T-shirt with a logo for a restaurant called '902 you Kitchen.' The young man on the left has short blonde hair, blue eyes, and a black T-shirt with a round sticker on his chest.
Child appearing to shoot a basketball at a dunk tank, with a man seated inside, at an outdoor fair or event during daylight.
An outdoor face painting booth under a green canopy, with smiling artist painting a child's face, signs reading 'KIM'S PECULIAR PALETTE' and 'FACE PAINTING,' tables with face paints and brushes, and a small pine tree in the background.
Three military or emergency personnel standing outdoors under a tent, wearing camouflage uniforms, with one person in an orange safety vest. They are surrounded by equipment and supplies on a table and ground, with trees and foliage in the background.

We actively recruit local food producers, makers, crafters, businesses, and nonprofit, educational, and service organizations to participate in our festival series because they represent the heart and identity of our region.

By showcasing what is uniquely grown, made, and offered here, we create opportunities for connection, discovery, and shared pride in our communities.

These events are designed to foster belonging and strengthen relationships—because when we invest in one another, we build a stronger, more vibrant local economy and community together.

A man standing outdoors at a table with a diorama of a landscape, surrounded by trees and water, under a blue canopy with a banner that reads 'Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District'.
A woman standing inside a booth at an outdoor market. The booth has a green canopy with a purple sign that reads 'Wild Woods Brattleboro, Vermont'. The booth displays various handcrafted wooden items, jewelry, and decorative pieces.
A person practicing hula hoop at an outdoor event with colorful bunting, a black fence, and a white canopy tent in the background.
Two individuals in medieval armor engaging in a mock sword fight at a Renaissance fair outdoors, with spectators and tents in the background.
Art booth at an outdoor market with framed landscape and nature photographs on display. A smiling man in a green plaid shirt stands behind the booth under a blue canopy marked 'Vermont Photos'. Other market stalls and visitors are visible in the background.
A smiling woman in a gray shirt holding a container of food at an outdoor food stand with a banner that reads 'Homestyle BUMBE BIR' in the background. The stand has various condiments, lemons, and utensils on the table.
Celebration of Old Home Days in Bellows Falls, Vermont, with fireworks, children, and adults enjoying the event.
Rockingham Old Home Days Vendor Application

Rockingham Old Home Day

Rockingham Old Home Days is a beloved summer tradition that celebrates the heritage, community spirit, and local pride of the Great Falls region. Set along the Connecticut River, the event draws thousands of residents and visitors for a day filled with local food vendors, artisan booths, contests, games, live entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks finale.

The festival showcases the collaborative energy of the region, bringing together local businesses, nonprofits, civic groups, and volunteers to create a welcoming gathering place for neighbors and visitors alike. New attractions—such as the Hoops Shooting Contest introduced in 2025—continue to expand the event while honoring the traditions that have made Old Home Days a community favorite for generations.

Saturday, August 1, 2026, 12:00 PM-9:00 PM
Illustration of a heron standing in water, with event details for the Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival on May 3, 2020, in Vermont.
Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival Vendor Application - Closed until 2027-
Promotional poster for the Southern Vermont Flannel Festival, taking place in Rockingham, VT, on October 17-18, 2026, with the slogan "A Wicked Good Time" and a red and black plaid design.
Southern Vermont Flannel Festival Vendor Application

Southern Vermont Flannel Festival

The Southern Vermont Flannel Festival is the region’s premier fall celebration of Vermont culture, creativity, and craftsmanship. Each October, the colorful hills and mountains of the Connecticut River Valley welcome thousands of visitors for a vibrant weekend of artisan vendors, regional food and beverages, live music, and seasonal activities that capture the spirit of autumn in New England.

The festival highlights the work of local makers, farmers, artists, and small businesses while creating a lively marketplace that draws both local residents and visitors traveling through the region during peak foliage season. Vendor and attendee feedback consistently reflects enthusiastic crowds and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps people returning year after year.

Saturday, October 17, 2026, 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Sunday, October 18, 2026, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM

Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival

The Herrick’s Cove Wildlife Festival connects thousands of residents and visitors with the natural beauty and ecological richness of the Great Falls region. Through guided walks, wildlife demonstrations, educational exhibits, and interactive outdoor activities, the event creates meaningful opportunities for people of all ages to explore local ecosystems and learn from conservation leaders.

Beginning in 2026, the Great Falls Regional Chamber of Commerce joins Ascutney Mountain Audubon Society, Great River Hydro, and Vermont Fish & Wildlife as co-organizers of this long-running celebration of environmental stewardship. Since 2000, the festival has attracted nature enthusiasts, families, educators, and outdoor recreation supporters from across Vermont and New Hampshire.

Sunday, May 13 2026, 9:30AM-4:00 PM