Pop-up Markets
Fall Market
Saturday, November 23, 2024
10am - 3pm
Spring Market
Saturday, March 15, 2025
10am - 3pm
NWSA Dance Department
Spring Market Vendor Application
Market Date: Saturday, March 15, 2025 (10:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
Set Up: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM / Break Down: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: NWSA Gymnasium
1415 Beatties Ford Rd, Charlotte NC 28216
Spaces provided are 10 feet by 10 feet
$45 per space - Early bird price until 2/1/25
$60 per space.
$20 per space for Student Vendors (limited spaces)
2 Steps to complete registration
Step 1: Complete Vendor Registration form below
Step 2: Pay registration fee
Vendor Application Fee is NON-REFUNDABLE and benefits the Northwest School of the Arts Dance Department students. These funds are essential to provide the dancers with costuming for curricular dance concerts, master classes that provide exemplary educational opportunities, and field trips that enhance the dancer's educational journey at NWSA.
The market will be set up inside the school gym. You must provide your own tables, chairs, and/or any displays needed. Additionally, there are limited outlets. If possible make arrangements to sell your products without electricity or provide a power source suitable for indoor use.
By submitting an application, you agree to the following:
NWSA Spring Market display spaces will be extended on a first come, first served basis with consideration of the following criteria:
Current product offering
NWSA Dance Department will make every effort to limit duplication among businesses
There will be no refunds or credits issued for accepted space
Submitting an application expresses interest but does not guarantee acceptance. Payment is due at the time of application submission to hold your space. If NWSA Dance Department is unable to accept your application for some reason, your application fee will be refunded.
All communications will be through email from nwsadab@gmail.com or nwsapopupmarket@gmail.com. Please add these email addresses to your account to avoid critical communications being lost to spam.