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Market at the Depot
Market Vendor inquiries, please contact Kristi Brown at 352-726-3913 or kbrown@inverness.gov for more information.
Attend the Market
The Market at the Depot will take place the first and third Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The market will take place in and along the open-air pavilion in the Depot District. The markets brings together 75+ hand-picked vendors with fresh and artisanal products.
There may also be specialty markets from time-to-time that may include vintage markets and swap meets.
Inverness Market Vendor Information
At this time, our City Council has generously waived the market vendor fee due to everyone getting back on their feet from the pandemic.
Product that may be considered for the market:
Produce: fresh fruits, vegetables including conventional, hydroponic, organic and seasonal
Plants and flowers: shrubs, flowers, house & garden plants, herbs, landscaping items (planters/pots/baskets) ornamentals, seeds, bird feeders/baths, etc.
Prepared and specialty food products: baked goods, fresh bread, seafood, barbecue, cheese, smoothies, pasta, ethnic food, eggs, dried soups, coffees, teas, nuts, jams, jellies, honey, sauces and condiments
Art and craft products: handmade and original items such as candles, soaps, oils, balms, lotions, woodworking, leather items, paper goods and handmade bags and fabrics.
Items not acceptable for the Inverness Farmers Market:
- Informational and/or promotional items of a personal, cause related, or political nature
- Screen printed apparel
- Franchise and direct sale business services, sales or items
- Electronics and related accessories
- Any resale or flea market type merchandise
- Packaged, nationally distributed food and processed products
- Commercial or mass-produced products (with or without an internet business)
City staff determines the specific vendor requirements for the Inverness Farmers Market, and it is at sole discretion of staff to decide which vendors are part of the markets. The City determines the types, quantity and quality of food, drink, merchandise, information and services that will enhance and support the market.