Vendor & Sponsor Application
- Vendor & Sponsor Application
- Who Attends Vegandale Food Drink Festival?
- What’s included with the 2022 vendor and sponsor packages?
- When are applications and payment due?
- What permits/licensing is required for my participation?
- When is set up? When is tear down?
- Can I apply for more than one Vegandale Food Drink Festival?
- Is the event rain or shine?
- Can vendors choose where they are located?
- Can I share a booth with another vendor?
- Where can I park during the festival?
- How much food, drink, or merchandise should I be prepared to bring?
- Do I have to get my food, drink or merchandise items approved?
- How do I pay?
- Refund Policy
What permits/licensing is required for my participation?
Any vendor with a permanent Florida DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants Food Service License or Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) permit may operate one unit at this event. Any licensed mobile food dispensing vehicles or licensed commercial kitchen operators must have their permanent food service license available upon request.
If you do not have a permanent Florida permanent food service license, you may obtain a Temporary Event License after a satisfactory inspection day of the event. A fee of $91, in the form of cashier's check or money order made payable to DBPR (Department of Business and Professional Regulation), is collected after passing inspection. All vendors must meet the requirements listed on the Temporary Event Checklist in preparation for their on-site inspection day of the event. Please reference additional information here: Temporary Event Guide.
Historic Virginia Key Beach Park requires each food vendor to pay a vendor premise use fee of $50 to operate a booth in the park. The park requires each merchandise vendor to pay a vendor premise use fee of $15.
Vendors are also required to have a valid Food Handler Card with them for the duration of the event.
Vendors requiring propane can source their own propane, not exceeding 100lbs per booth. All propane tanks must be safely handled and tied upright so they do not fall over.