Welcome to the 2023 season of the Warkworth Market at The Mews.
This year, we are excited to announce that market day has been changed back to Fridays, but we've chosen to extend it into the evenings. This will make for vibrant summer activity for the whole family. Your feedback helped us, greatly, in making this decision, and it was clear that Friday evenings are the way to go! With many shops choosing to stay open,  we expect this will encourage Warkworth to be a destination for community members and out of town-ers alike. Along with this, we intend for this to bring back a sense of small town family-friendly nostalgia.This is a win-win for vendors and visitors.

Our goal, with this market, is to offer a diverse a range of products that reflect the passion, talent, and hard work of our local farmers, makers and artists. We will strive to provide a unique experience that customers will return to regularly.

We will actively promote the market within Northumberland County, through marketing materials, newspaper advertising, and social media networking. Efforts are made to attract, both, locals and tourists.

• $200 for the season (17 consecutive Fridays). This fee is non-refundable once the market begins. Fee is to be paid in cash to Raquilda Van Zoeren at The Village Pantry (27 Main Street)
• Spaces are approximately 10’ x 10’
• Vendors are to provide their own chairs, and tents. Tents are not mandatory
• Hydro and water connections are not available
• Vendors are invited to sell a variety of goods and services. All goods sold must be home grown and/or handmade. Reselling of third party goods is prohibited.
• APPLICATION DEADLINE for Full-Time Vendors: June 1, 2023. If applicants are a good fit for the market, they will be accepted on a first come first serve basis, until all spots are filled.
• Limited spots will be available, each week, for occasional vendors. Daily rate for occasional vendors is $20 per day. Spaces must be registered for and approved of in advance, and are available on a first come, first serve basis.

Raquilda Van Zoeren, of The Village Pantry, has, once again, kindly offered the use of her outdoor space for the market. Vendor fees are used to sustain and promote the activities of the market. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Signage on site and throughout Trent Hills
• Liability insurance costs added to The Village Pantry
• Fee paid to owner of the property, for public use of the area
• Cost of possible entertainment
• Garbage bags, garbage tags, garbage cans and recycling bins
• Hand Sanitizer stations on the premises
• Professionally produced marketing materials
• Social media and print advertising. We run a monthly ad in the Trent Hills Tribune