What Is Booth Season? Quick Answer
Booth Season is a new website that lists markets, craft fairs, festivals, pop-ups and race-day vendor villages that are looking for vendors. Each listing shows what a vendor needs to decide: the date, the booth fee, the booth size, the application deadline and how to apply. It has two jobs. It helps vendors find their next booth, and it helps event organizers find vendors to fill their spots. Browsing is free, and listing an event is free. Booth Season comes from the same team that runs St. George Word of Mouth.
| If you are… | What Booth Season does for you | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| A vendor (maker, food truck, boutique, small business) | Find open vendor calls by area, with the fee and deadline for each | Free |
| An event organizer | List your event so vendors can find it and apply | Free |
| An organizer who wants more applications | Paid promotion to put your vendor call in front of more people | Optional |
Why Did We Build Booth Season?
People ask us about vendor opportunities all the time. Makers, crafters, food trucks and small businesses message St. George Word of Mouth to ask which markets and festivals still have booths open. Event organizers ask for the opposite: help finding vendors before their event date. The answers usually sit in scattered Facebook posts, and a lot of vendors find out about a good market the day after applications close.
Booth Season puts those vendor calls in one place. The team checks each listing against the organizer's own application or website and records the date it was checked, so vendors know how current the details are.
How Does Booth Season Work for Vendors?
Go to boothseason.com, pick your area, and browse the events that want vendors. Each event page shows:
- The event date and location
- The booth fee and booth size
- The application deadline, or whether spots are open until full
- Whether the event is juried or first come, first served
- The kinds of vendors the organizer wants, such as food trucks, handmade goods, art, boutique and apparel, or farm and plants
- A link to the organizer's application
Vendors can also sign up for a free weekly email with new vendor calls in their area. Always confirm the details with the organizer before you pay a booth fee.
Are There St. George Vendor Opportunities on Booth Season Now?
Yes. Booth Season already lists vendor calls in St. George, including the Saturday Downtown Farmers Market at Vernon Worthen Park and several Roam Wild Market dates downtown, among them the Food Festival with Roam Wild Market on November 20–21, 2026. More Southern Utah events will be added as organizers list them, and every local market, craft fair or festival with open booths is welcome.
Looking for events to attend rather than sell at? Our Southern Utah events calendar and things to do in St. George in November 2026 roundup cover the public side.
How Do Event Organizers List an Event on Booth Season?
Organizers fill out the free list your event form. It asks for the details vendors look for first: the event name and type, date, venue, booth fee, booth size, application deadline, the kinds of vendors you want and how vendors apply. Booth Season checks each submission and usually publishes it within two business days.
Holiday markets, farmers markets, craft and art fairs, festivals, race vendor villages, pop-ups, flea markets, bazaars and expos all fit. If you run a school carnival, a church bazaar, a 5K with a vendor area or a recurring Saturday market anywhere in Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, Cedar City or elsewhere in Southern Utah, list it.
Can Organizers Pay to Get More Vendors?
Yes, but it's optional. A basic listing stays free. For organizers who want more eyes on their vendor call, Booth Season offers featured listings and advertising, including placement in its weekly vendor email and social posts.
That promotion reaches a large audience. St. George Word of Mouth reaches almost 1 million people every month between this website and our Facebook groups. Our team also runs a group of city websites in other markets, starting with OnlyInOcala in Florida, that see similar viewership. Businesses that sell to vendors, such as tent and display suppliers, payment processors, insurance agents and commissary kitchens, can advertise on Booth Season too.
Who Runs Booth Season?
Booth Season is owned and maintained by Notice Me Marketing and Media, the company behind St. George Word of Mouth and its sister city sites. Questions, corrections and vendor calls can go to darrin@noticememedia.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Booth Season free?
Yes. Browsing vendor opportunities is free for vendors, and listing an event is free for organizers. Paid options exist only for organizers and businesses that want extra promotion.
What kinds of events are on Booth Season?
Markets, farmers markets, craft fairs, art fairs, festivals, holiday markets, pop-ups, flea markets, bazaars, expos and race-day vendor villages that are looking for vendors.
How do I find vendor events near St. George?
Go to boothseason.com and pick your area. Each listing shows the booth fee, the application deadline and a link to apply.
How do I get vendors for my event?
Submit your event on Booth Season's free list-your-event form. It is usually published within two business days. If you want more applications, ask about a featured listing.
Published November 8, 2026. Booth Season is a project of Notice Me Marketing and Media, which also publishes St. George Word of Mouth.
