Summer Market Hours
Saturdays
July 13th – August 31st
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Downtown Laurel, Montana
To Register click HERE fill out the Online Form below or download this PDF
Laurel Chamber of Commerce Downtown Farmers’ Market Rules
- NO GOODS ARE TO BE SOLD BEFORE THE MARKET OFFICIALLY OPENS AT 8 AM. TAKE DOWN IS AT 12:00 PM.
- Participation is open to any person who agrees to abide by the market rules.
- Vendors must arrive between 7:00 and 7:30 am for registration and setup. After checking in, vendors will be assigned a selling space on a first-come, first-served basis by the Market Master. High volume vendors from previous years may have reserved spots.
- Vendor Booth Fees are $20.00/Saturday. Registration can be done ahead of time @ Laurel Chamber of Commerce 108 E Main or the day of to the Market Master. Payment made to Laurel Chamber of Commerce.
- Each vendor will be responsible for setting up, displaying, and packaging their products, as well as protecting those products from the elements. Each vendor must leave their selling area in clean and orderly condition. All trash and unsold goods must be removed from the market area by the vendor.
- It is the responsibility of each vendor to abide by all state and federal regulations which govern the production, harvest, preparation, preservation, labeling, or safety of products offered for the market. Vendors are liable for their own products. Market management, the City, or the County shall not be held accountable for the products offered by vendors. Product liability insurance is the responsibility of the producer.
- The Farmers’ Market Committee will assign a Market Master. The Market Master is the official representative of the Market Committee. If problems arise on market day, they will be resolved or reported to the committee by the Market Master.
- Willful violation of the market rules may subject a vendor to exclusion from further participation in the market. All violations will be reviewed by the Market Committee.
- These rules are intended to be fair and in the best interests of all who participate in the Farmers’ Market and for the benefit of the public consumers. The Market Committee may, at any time, modify or add to these rules to better serve those interests.