For sixty years, the Grant Seafood Festival has been a hometown tradition on Florida's Space Coast — sun, salt air, live music, and thousands of families spending the weekend together. Our crafter participation is a big part of that. We're looking for makers, artists, and small-batch creators whose work reflects the coastal character of our community and gives our patrons something they can't find anywhere else.
Booths are 10x10 in size and cost $250.
All items exhibited must be handcrafted, hand-finished, or original in design by the exhibitor. Imported wholesale goods, drop-shipped merchandise, and commercially manufactured items resold as-is are not accepted. All merchandise, signage, and booth displays must be family-friendly and appropriate for an all-ages audience.
Booth assignments are made by the festival committee and provided at check-in. Exhibitors should be prepared to set up and operate independently in the space assigned to them.
ALL payment and insurance information must be submitted by February 1st, 2027, or your spot will be forfeited at that time.
Insurance is required for all vendors; you must provide a current certificate of Special Event Liability Insurance covering you and your booth for the dates of the festival. The Certificate Holder section must read, “Grant Community Club, Inc., 4580 1st Street, Grant, Florida 32949” and the same must be listed as Additional Insured. Minimum coverage limits must be $1,000,000.00.
The application will ask whether you intend to pay online or by check. Payment instructions will be included with your acceptance letter, and payment must be received by February 1st, 2027. Booth fees are non-refundable once you have been accepted, so please plan accordingly. There is a $100.00 fee for any returned check.
When applying please provide:
Clear photos of the products you intend to sell, along with a photo of your booth setup or display if you have one.
Details regarding the quality of product you intend to sell — we are looking for unique items, not resold items purchased from online wholesalers.
A short description of your process: what you make, how you make it, and what makes it your own.
