Question:
How do I become a Stallholder?
Answer:
Please use the drop menu on this tab and fill in the Application form: Please make sure that you have created the account at the end of the page. You should receive an application pending email.
Question:
What if I don't get an Application Pending email?
Answer:
You have not followed the instructions in the application form.
Did you upload photos that have not been edited to 2mb?
Did you create the account?
Did you enter all your details correctly?
Did you submit the application from you Mobile?
Question:
Do you supply marquees and tables?
Answer:
No we do not supply any equipment, stallholders are required to supply everything they need to operate their stall.
Question:
Do I need Insurance?
Answer:
Yes all stallholders require public liability insurance:
Food, candle, skincare, and associated goods that may cause food poisoning, skin reactions, fires, small parts on toys etc are recommended to have Product Liability.
Question:
Do I need a permit to sell skin care and soaps
Answer:
Please read all details and obtain professional advice on your products and the suitable registrations required.
https://www.industrialchemicals.gov.au/cosmetics-and-soap/cosmetics-and-therapeutics
Question:
How do I get to be a food vendor at your markets?
Answer:
Please ensure that you have the correct registrations in place before applying.
You require:
Council Registration for your food preparation in a commercial environment - Please contact your local council.
Streatrader: you must be registered with this organisation before you can begin selling any consumable product, regardless of if you make it or not.
We have limited ability for hot food vendor / coffee vacancies, although you are welcome to apply and go on a wait list.
Farmers Market stalls - are welcome to apply.
Question:
Do you still open when it rains or windy?
Answer:
Yes we are all weather markets and all markets are outdoors. We open regardless of the weather.
You don't know what the weather will be like at the market location as you may be some way from your home.
Should the weather be a danger to stallholders and the public the market will not operate, however, we do not cancel until we are on site and made an assessment on the day.
Question:
What type of marquee can I use?
Answer:
It is best to use a commercial quality marquee, cheap marquees are not suitable for market use.
Marquees must have an Australian Wind Rating engineers report available. It is best for a wind rating minimum of 50kms per hour.
Question:
Can I peg in my marquee?
Answer:
No you cannot peg in your marquee. All marquees are required to have a minimum of 20kg of weights per leg. You cannot use white pod weights.
There are a number of different ways you can weight your marquee, these must be secured to your marquee to be effective.
Question:
What are white pod weights and why can't we use these?
Answer:
White pod weights are white weights that screw together around the legs of a marquee and are often filled with water or sand.
These are not acceptable as they can blow apart in high winds and are not heavy enough to be effective in a commercial environment.
