Cultural Goods
Textiles, books, art, educational items, and meaningful objects connected to culture and community.
Vendor opportunities
Portland vendor booths
Makers, artists, youth activities, services, and community organizations help turn this Portland festival path into a marketplace of culture, creativity, service, and discovery.
Who should apply
The best vendor mix gives Portland families something to make, learn, take home, and talk about after the event.
Handmade Market
Crafts, art, clothing, jewelry, books, toys, and meaningful small gifts.
Kids Activities
Interactive booths, demonstrations, quick workshops, games, and hands-on learning.
Community Resources
Nonprofits, schools, health and wellness groups, family services, and civic partners.
Local Businesses
Businesses that serve families and want direct community presence in East Portland.
Cultural Groups
Groups sharing traditions, language, clothing, music, dance, or educational displays.
Vendor details
What to include in your note
- Business or organization name.
- Vendor type, products, activity, or service.
- Preferred booth setup and any power or water needs.
- Any setup needs, display space, equipment, or activity supplies.
- Website, social media, or a few photos of your booth.
Why vendors fit here
Families do not just pass by booths at this Portland festival. They wander, ask questions, listen to music, watch performers, and return between activities.
Parkoutdoor festival energy
Stagebuilt-in audience flow
Kidsfamily-centered discovery
Culturevendors as part of the story