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Vendor applications open for Farmers’ Market on Broadway

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Vendor and musician applications are open now for the 23rd season of the Farmers’ Market on Broadway presented by Emplify Health by Bellin.

Vendors within a 100-mile radius of downtown Green Bay and offering produce, prepared and processed food or arts and crafts are encouraged to apply before March 31.

The application process will look different this year, as the market has upgraded to using a special software called Marketspread.

If a vendor has not previously registered with the software, they will need to do so prior to applying for our market.

Any questions on this process can be directed to Molly Gray Ivanovska, Farmers’ Market & Special Events Manager for On Broadway, Inc.

Notably one of Wisconsin’s largest farmers’ markets, the Farmers’ Market on Broadway is a popular community event, offering fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, food trucks, arts and crafts, and the opportunity to patronize Broadway District businesses.

This Wednesday night market attracts more than 10,000 people, on average, each week to the Broadway District, who in turn support more than 100 diverse vendors.

“The Broadway Farmers’ Market has grown into one of the area’s most impactful community
events,” said Molly Gray Ivanovska, farmers’ market and special events manager for On Broadway, Inc. “Each season, the market supports farmers, small businesses, artists, musicians, local food pantries, and nonprofits. A local committee thoughtfully reviews the hundreds of applicants to ensure a diverse, vibrant experience for everyone who attends.”

The 2026 Farmers’ Market on Broadway runs May 20 through September 30 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

For more information on the market and for application links, visit downtowngreenbay.com.

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