Market and Food Vendors

Market vendor selling handcrafted items.

Market and Food Vendors are invited to join us at the 2024 San Jacinto Fall Fandango on Saturday, October 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This outdoor event, set against the backdrop of the historic San Jacinto Monument in La Porte, Texas, draws between 500 and 1,000 attendees throughout the day. It offers a picturesque setting for a day filled with living history activities, family-friendly saloon games, historical cooking demonstrations, talented artisans, and engaging reenactments.

We are seeking artisans, craftsmen, farmers, bakers, specialty food producers, local businesses, food trucks & booths, and nonprofits.

Space is Limited! Apply early to secure your spot as vendor spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications close on October 4, 2024, or sooner if spaces fill up.

Check out 2024 Market and Food Vendors below

Vendor Applications:

Market and Nonprofit Vendor Form: Apply Here

Food Vendor or Truck: Apply Here

Submitting an application does not guarantee you a spot. The event coordinator will contact you after the application is accepted and approved. Please do not email or call requesting the status of your application.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, October 19, 2024
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: Outside the San Jacinto Monument, 1 Monument Circle, La Porte, TX 77571

No Political Campaign Booths Allowed

Vendor Setup: Load-in and setup is from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Streets will be open for unloading and will close promptly at 9:00 a.m.

Vendor Tear-Down: Load-out begins at 3:00 p.m. Vehicles can enter the festival area once streets are cleared from pedestrian traffic.

Vendor Space Details: Each vendor will receive ONE (1) 10 x 10 space close to the main attendee thoroughfare.

Please Note: Tables, tents, chairs, electricity, and water are not provided.

Food Truck and Booth Vendor Information: You must provide your own one-day permits from Harris County Public Health (Application will open in September). A copy of the health permit MUST be submitted to the event coordinator prior to the event date and posted at your booth the day of the event.

Please send the documents and any questions to events@sanjacinto-museum.org.

Food Vendors

  • Barlow's Touch of Taste: BBQ, turkey leg, sausage, ribs, chicken, nachos, fries, boudin, drinks, chips.
  • Gelu Italian Ice Baytown: Frozen dessert.
  • Lion Heart Lemonade: Handcrafted lemonades.

Market Vendors

  • American Legion Post & Unit 521 Family: Veterans services, distributing flags, veteran suicide prevention information, and patriotic materials.
  • Artesanías GDL y Más: Artesian clothes, shoes, and more.
  • Bay Area Council on Drugs and Alcohol: Substance use disorder intervention, education, and counseling.
  • Bay Area Weavers and Spinners (BAWS): Demonstrations of hand-spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting, and other yarn or thread crafts.
  • Black Bird Rising Kreations: Whipped sugar scrubs, goat's milk soap, beard oil and balms, facial cleansers, chapstick, lip scrubs, body butters, and wax melts.
  • Gamma Jill's Brittle: Homemade peanut, cashew, and pecan brittle.
  • Glendy’s Crochet Creations: Handmade crochet items like hats, clothing, plushies, and eternal flowers.
  • Glitter and More: Hand-painted and decorated sports caps and hats (Astros, Texans, Dallas Cowboys), along with Astros earrings.
  • His World Maps: Original and reproduction historical maps and charts.
  • Jades Crafty Decor: Homemade seasonal and non-seasonal household decor and jewelry.
  • Jordan Essentials: Topical magnesium products.
  • Juanita's Spicy Jams: Varieties of spicy jams, including Strawberry Jalapeño, Pineapple Habanero, and Mixed Fruit Ghost Pepper.
  • K&I Creations: Handmade soy candles, wax melts, wreaths, denim aprons, and rose bears.
  • Kerry Wood: Wood products including Texas flags, feeders, bottle openers, coat racks, nautical items, dog beds, and Texas cutouts.
  • MAD Migging: Freeze-dried candy.
  • Magic Glitter Shop: Family-friendly 3D prints for everyone.
  • Magickal Vibes: Wire-wrapped jewelry and crystals (replacing Dandy Dangles).
  • Making Waves Creations: Handmade rag dolls, baby items, kitchen items, wooden crafts, and stuffed animals.
  • Maritza’s Colors: All handmade items, including saquéis, leather woven belts, leather handwoven bags, bag straps, crossbody bags, beaded bracelets, and a beaded animal collection.
  • PopLife Popping Co: Kettle corn and popcorn.
  • Renewal by Andersen of Houston: Window and patio door replacements. Free in-home consultations at events.
  • Running Bear Forge: Blacksmith demonstrations.
  • SLC (Stacy’s and Lacy’s Crafts): Baked goods, beaded keychains, beaded pens, purses, jewelry, and 3D printed items.
  • StarryBel Tooth Fairy: Tooth fairy pillows.