Black Cultural Festival Vendors

Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at the Black Cultural Festival in Eugene, Oregon. We have limited booth and food cart/truck spaces available. If you would like to be considered for one of the vacant spaces, please fill out the form below. We also advise downloading the Vendor Package so you can familiarize yourself with our terms, vendor options, and the festival map. For more information, please contact our Vendor Services Coordinator Jhonelle Lewis.

Show your support and bring awareness to your cause, earn money, build clientele and/or expand your customer base! Black owned businesses and artists are encouraged to contact us for community pricing and access to a limited number of gratis booth spaces.

No Black businesses turned away for lack of funds!

Location	Food Cart	Food Truck	Artisan Food Vendors	Services Vendors	All Other Vendors	Indie Artists
Lawn 3	X	X	$300	$300	$300	$300
Food Truck/Cart Circle	$350	$500	X	X	X	X
Food Court Booths	X	X	$300	X	X	$300
Main Stage Area	X	X	$450	$500	$400	$350
Entrance Walkway	X	X	$350	$400	$300	$350
Youth Zone	X	X	X	$500	X	X
Chess & Art Area	X	X	$200	$300	$300	$250

LAWN 3

Artisan Food Vendors: $300
Services Vendors: $300
All Other Vendors: $300
Indie Artists: $300

FOOD TRUCK/CART CIRCLE

Food Cart: $350
Food Truck: $500

FOOD COURT BOOTHS

Artisan Food Vendors: $300
Indie Artists: $300

MAIN STAGE AREA

Artisan Food Vendors: $450
Services Vendors: $500
All Other Vendors: $400
Indie Artists: $350

ENTRANCE WALKWAY

Artisan Food Vendors: $350
Services Vendors: $400
All Other Vendors: $300
Indie Artists: $350

YOUTH ZONE

Services Vendors: $500

CHESS & ART AREA

Artisan Food Vendors: $200
Services Vendors: $300
All Other Vendors: $300
Indie Artists: $250

VENDOR INQUIRY FORM

Company Name(Required)

Contact Name(Required)

First Last

Phone(Required)

Email(Required)

Race(Required)

Type of Vendor Space(Required)

Booth

Food Truck/Cart

Please describe the goods to be sold or services to be offered.

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