Even more than an off-the-hook music festival, the vending scene at FloydFest is above and beyond what you'll find at any other event!

Over one hundred fine art vendors line the fields and walkways, with displays ranging from one-of-a-kind jeweler, pottery and sculpture, hand made instruments, paintings and photography, to clothing, metalwork, hats hammocks and more. Moreover, the food vendors are thoughtfully selected for their high quality and menu variations: food offerings range from brick oven pizza to fish tacos to organic vegan fare, with everything in between. Shop 'til you drop!

Indo Crafts	Green Label Organics	Thousand Oaks Barrel Co.
Back Porch Designs	Beandawg Artworks	Alice Walker Batik
Carroll Creek Glass	Amerikilt	Burts Handmade Rings
Isabelle Glass	Costello Sculpture	Deborah Lundgren
Elk Run Mining Co.	Earth Dance	Tom Phelps Studio
Flame Bilyue	Fireworx Glass Studio	Green Deva
Holy Church of the Southern Cross	Hooked Productions	Homebody
Ink Pen Artwork	Katzinn Illustrations	Miss Kay Art
Wayfarer Forge	Mountain High Tie-Dye	Faerie Nonsense
Woodsong Artistains	Lets Get Lit Candles	Fantasy Face Painting
PHD Productions	Irie Lights/Flat Earth Tileworks	Portait Sketches by David
ENO	Winter Sun	Fit-To-Be-Tied
Sophia-Works	Zendik Arts/Eco Bead Jewelry	Smashing Silver
Gaia Conceptions	Sky Chairs	The Crooked Road
Artwork by Amity	Fireworks Glass	Caravanserai

We are no longer accepting vendor applications for 2010.  Please look for the 2011 Application in January 2011.

NEW **2010 Composting Requirements

Following are the items required of vendors for Floyd Fest 2010 to make our program successful.  In addition, please note that proper sorting of waste and active participation in our environmentally-based waste mgmt. program is also expected of all vendors.  Suggestions for improvement are always welcomed!

First rule is to always minimize the items given out with any foodservice.  In particular, straws, bags, & utensils are often given out unnecessarily.  Finally, please minimize the use of single-serve items such as ketchup packets, mini butter-tubs, and plastic wrapping (only use if no alternative exists) as well as plastic lids (usually say “PS #6” on them)

Required food-service-ware items:

- Certified compostable hot and cold cups (both paper and “corn plastic” cups).
- Certified compostable utensils.
- Certified compostable straws.
- Paper or other fiber-based plates, trays, bowls, clamshells, boats, and other containers
- OK to have but not required: wax paper

The following are not allowed:
- Styrofoam
- Plastic cups, straws, bowls of any size, tubs, utensils (petroleum-based)
- Combinations that are difficult to separate, such as wax paper and aluminum foil