The Millard County Farmer’s Market is a place of gathering where our locals can share their talents and abundance of food with other locals in our community.
Now in our second year, Food Trucks, growers, artisan creations, and so much more come together to showcase everything that Millard County stands for. Come and enjoy nightly entertainment, music, movies and neighbors where we can come together as a community.
MISSION
The Millard County Farmers Market’s mission is to provide access to fresh, local agriculture by shortening the food supply chain between producers and consumers. We aim to bring together farmers, local businesses, handcrafters, and families to support and strengthen our community and local economy.
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Trucks and Treasures
- Mondays 5-9 pm
- Delta City Park
- Mondays 5-8 pm until September 30
- Corner of 100 S and Main Street Fillmore
- Summer Market – Dates TBD
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most common questions! If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out.
Where can I park?
There is plenty of street parking available near the park.
Is the market accessible for strollers/wheelchairs?
The market is held on a grass area with sidewalks along the exterior of the premises, so accessibility may vary depending on your equipment and comfort level.
What can I buy?
Offerings vary each week, but you can consistently expect baked goods, homemade crafts, and jewelry.
Do vendors accept credit cards or is it cash only?
Our food trucks accept credit cards. Most other vendors accept cash or Venmo.
Are all products local?
Yes, all products sold at the market are locally made or sourced.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are welcome. We ask that they remain on a leash at all times and that owners clean up after them.
Is it kid-friendly?
Absolutely. The park includes a playground, making it a great spot for families.
Are there live performances or events?
Entertainment varies from week to week, but you can typically expect live music each evening.
Should I bring my own bags?
We highly recommend bringing your own bag to carry your purchases.
What is the best time to come?
We suggest arriving early, closer to 5:00 PM, to see the full selection before items sell out.
What happens if it rains?
Rain or shine, we are at the park.
VENDORS
If you are interested in becoming a vendor, view the most frequently asked questions here:
How do I apply?
To apply, please complete our vendor application.
What are the vendor fees?
There are no vendor fees. Setting up a booth is completely free.
What are the setup requirements for vendor booths?
Vendors are responsible for providing all of their own setup materials, including tables, chairs, coverings, and any other equipment needed.
What information is required in the application?
The State of Utah requires the following: your name, phone number, email address, Social Security number or EIN, mailing address, and a description of what you will be selling.
Do I need a canopy to set up?
A canopy is not required, but it can be helpful for shade on sunny days.
Can I partner with another vendor?
Yes, vendors are welcome to share a booth or partner with one another.
What do I need to know about sales tax?
At the end of the season, the Utah Special Events Sales Tax office will send you the information needed to report your sales tax.
Is a business license required?
A business license is not required to be a vendor. However, if you plan to sell food, a food handler’s permit and a health department certificate are required.
Farmers, Growers or Ranchers
What are the requirements to become a vendor as a farmer, grower, or rancher?
To participate in the market as a farmer, grower, or rancher, you must:
- Grow, raise, or produce the products you are selling.
- Ensure that your products are locally sourced and grown within the state of Utah.
- Provide high-quality, fresh products that are ready for sale.
What products can I sell at the market?
Farmers, growers, and ranchers can sell:
- Fresh fruits and vegetables
- Meat and poultry (if certified)
- Dairy products (e.g., milk, cheese, butter)
- Eggs
- Honey and other local products
Are there any special requirements or guidelines for sustainability or organic products?
While organic certification is not required to sell at the Nephi Farmers Market, we encourage sustainable farming practices. If you are selling organic products, please let us know, and we can highlight your products in market promotions.
Are there any specific regulations for selling food products or meat?
Yes, if you are selling meat, poultry, dairy, or other food products, you must comply with all local and state regulations, including:
- Proper certifications and inspection reports.
- Packaging and labeling requirements.
- Adherence to food safety guidelines.
Arts and Crafts Vendors
The Millard County Farmers Market’s mission is to provide access to fresh, local agriculture by shortening the food supply chain between producers and consumers. We aim to bring together farmers, local businesses, handcrafters, and families to support and strengthen our community and local economy.
What counts as an arts/crafts vendor?
Handmade, original creations including jewelry, decor, clothing, soaps, home goods, and more.
Can I sell mass-produced items or things made by someone else?
It depends on what you are selling- please reach out to Rachel for more clarification.
Do I need a business license?
If you are a hobby seller, you may not need a license. Otherwise, a temporary business license through Fillmore City or Delta City may be required.
Non-Profit/Community Vendor
Who qualifies as a nonprofit or community vendor?
Nonprofit vendors include 501(c)(3) organizations, school groups, churches, clubs or service organizations (like Scouts, Rotary, or Lions), and government or civic entities.
Can we fundraise or sell items at our booth?
Yes, but all fundraising or sales activities must be approved in advance. Please include details in your application so we can review and determine if any permits are needed.
Can we hand out flyers or promotional materials?
Yes, as long as the materials are appropriate, family-friendly, and align with the market’s community standards.
Can we promote religious or political views?
The market is a non-political, family-friendly space. While churches and civic groups are welcome, proselytizing or political campaigning is not permitted.
Can we host an activity or interactive booth?
Absolutely! We love when community booths include kid-friendly or engaging activities. Please describe your plans in the application so we can help you find the right spot.
Are we guaranteed a space once we apply?
Not automatically. Due to space limitations, we review each application to ensure a good fit for the market. Acceptance is not guaranteed.
Can we attend more than one market day?
Yes! You can request multiple dates, but approval may depend on space availability and other scheduled vendors. Priority may be given to groups rotating in and out to give more organizations a chance to participate.
Prepared Food On-Site/Food Trucks
Selling prepared food at the Market involves multiple regulations and agencies. Below is a breakdown of the basic requirements to help you navigate the process.
Requirements to Sell Prepared Food On-Site
To sell prepared food on-site, vendors need the following:
- Utah Health Department Food Permit
- Food Handler’s Permit
- Temporary Business License (Fillmore or Delta City)
On-Site Prepared Food
On-site prepared food is made at the Market and sold directly to consumers for immediate consumption. Vendors selling on-site prepared food are required to obtain a Temporary Food Permit from the Utah County Health Department.
Temporary Food Permits
The Central Utah County Health Department requires vendors to obtain a Temporary Food Permit before selling prepared food at the Market. Vendors should only apply for this permit after being accepted into the Market. We highly recommend reviewing the Health Department’s regulations before applying.
Food Trucks and Local Sales Tax
Food truck vendors are not required to be local or pay local sales tax directly. Millard County applies for a special event sales tax, and vendors will pay through that process.
Space Provided
Standard vendor space is 10×10 unless otherwise indicated. Food trucks will be placed accordingly.
Offering Samples
Samples are permitted as long as vendors follow proper food safety practices, including:
- Using gloves
- Providing single-serve portions
- Setting up a handwashing station
For additional guidance, including how to set up an affordable handwashing station, we encourage vendors to review best practices provided by the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food and the Central Utah Health Department.
Performer and Entertainer Information
Requirements for Participation
To participate as a performer at the Market, you must:
- Provide your own equipment (sound system, props, mats, etc.).
- Ensure your performance or class is family-friendly and suitable for all attendees.
Fees
There are no fees for participating as a performer or movement class provider.
Setup and Tear Down
Performers should arrive early enough to complete setup before the market opens. All equipment should be torn down promptly at the end of market hours. Performers are responsible for keeping their performance area clean and free of debris.
Social Media Promotion
Performers are encouraged to promote their participation on social media.
LOCATION & HOURS
Mondays 5-8 pm until September 30
Corner of 100 S and Main Street Fillmore
Summer Market – Dates TBD
Contact information
Application: Vendor Application
Email: [email protected]
