Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Makers’ Faire
behind the scenes on 42nd Ave
Saturday, August 23rd
12:00 – 6:00 pm

We invite you to participate in our 5th annual 42nd Avenue signature event - our Makers’ Faire. This event conveys the economic diversity of our Avenue and is designed to bring vitality to our business district while giving our greater community a place to gather and buy each other’s wares. To be a vendor, complete the information below and include a check made payable to the 42nd Avenue Business Association.

Send the application and check to

42nd Avenue Makers’ Faire Vendor
C/O Myo DeMayo
4650 NE Simpson St.
Portland, OR 97218.


If you have any questions, please email Myo at cullyfarmersmarket@gmail.com
     Vendor Registration Form

Business Name:

Vendor Name:  

Email Address:

Phone:

Describe what you make and will be selling:




NOTE: All items must be handmade. No mass-produced or imports allowed.

Describe what activity/demonstration you will use to engage participants in your booth:



Fee Structure:

42nd Avenue Business Association Members                                       $0

Businesses off the Avenue                                                               $60

Neighborhood Makers                                                           $50

Neighborhood Makers who demonstrate how to make products or services              $25

Non-profits community beneficial organizations                                $40 (sliding scale)












WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY

As a vendor, I understand that this waiver of liability must be signed in order for me to participate in the 42nd Avenue Street Fair. I understand and acknowledge that my services will be provided only at the booth site assigned to me and may consist of all or some of the following Vending Services: arts & crafts sales, food vending, garage sales, not for profit fundraising activities. I understand that in order to receive a booth site(s), I must assume all responsibility and risk associated with all conditions, hazards and potential dangers in, on or about a site, whether they are open and obvious or concealed. I hereby RELEASE, DISCHARGE AND WAIVE, any claims, actions or suits of any character, name and description, that I may have against the 42nd Avenue Street Fair, the Fair coordinator, and its planning committee, agents and employees and owners/lessees of a booth’s site, as a result of any injuries, damages or death received or sustained by me in connection with the Vendor Services performed on, in or while I
am participating in any 42nd Avenue Street Fair activities. I hereby agree to INDEMNIFY, DEFEND AND HOLD HARMLESS, 42nd Avenue Street Fair, the Fair coordinator, its planning committee, officers, agents and employees and owners/lessees of a booth’s site, from and against any and all liabilities, losses, claims, costs, expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees), damages, obligation, judgments or deficiencies of every kind and description, contingent or otherwise, resulting from or arising out of any of my acts or failure to act in connection with my services provided during the 42nd Avenue Street Fair activities.



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Signature (date)


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If under 18, signature of representative (date)

Makers’ Faire
behind the scenes on 42nd Avenue
August 23, 2014





Dear Beaumont-Wilshire Neighbors,

This year’s 42nd Avenue signature event is a Makers’ Faire. Although we will continue the spirit of the Street Fair with entertainment, a beer garden, foots ball, and a bouncy house, this year will emphasize the identity of our district: making goods and providing services.

Like the guilds of old, the makers on 42nd Avenue serve their community by honoring their craft. Whether its furniture, signs, charcuterie, bread, pastries, metal objects, printed material, fancy cars, healthy teeth, bikes, ice cream, employment, beverages, a place to gather, or obedient dogs, making good and services is our commonality.

From noon to 6 p.m., Faire participants can go behind the scenes, into businesses to meet the owners and staff. Get an insider’s view of businesses through tours, classes, contests, giveaways, and tastings. Our scavenger hunt can qualify you for prize drawings. As a business district, we are excited to share with our neighbors the view from the other side of the counter.

Between activities, enjoy amazing live music and booths.

12-2 PM:     James Clem: Oldtimy country and blues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSTvmjjxN7M

2-4 PM:          BrassRoots Movement:  New Orleans Stand Up Brass Band. http://www.reverbnation.com/thebrassrootsmovement


4-6 PM:          Jalani and the Secret Five Gospel and Soul.