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The Good Place at The Village, Allen, TX – Saturday, October 10, 2026
"The Grove" in The Village at Allen, 190 E Stacy Rd • Allen, Texas • 75002
Saturday, Oct 10, 2026
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at The Good Place at The Village in Allen, TX! We're looking for passionate local businesses that offer fresh, handmade, and unique products. Please submit your application, and we'll be in touch once it has been reviewed.
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Featured Vendors
Sugar & Smash
We make homemade jams, jellies and pickles of all types. We sell fermented garlic dill pickles hot and regular, pickled okra, pickled cherry tomatoes, pickled cauliflower, pickled carrots, bread, and butter, pickles, sweet, heat, cauliflower, pickled broccoli. Our small batch jams vary from mild to wild flavors that you cannot find in any store such as a lemon strawberry, orange strawberry, mango habanero, strawberry jalapeño, raspberry jalapeño, fruit salad jam, lemon blueberry, mixedberry creamsicle jam, and so much more.
@Sugarsmash21View Vendor Page
Seamless Spark Permanent Jewelry
Permanent Jewelry: bracelets, anklets and necklaces
@SeamlessSparkTXView Vendor Page
Once and Future Leather Goods
Handmade leather goods - wallets, purses, totes, keychains etc.
View Vendor PageMillennium City Lemonade
We are millennium city lemonade we offer #21 flavors of lemonade
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A Little HERO Org
Handmade tie dye t shirts. A Little Hero Org is a non profit organization and this will be a fundraiser.
@alittlehero_orgView Vendor PageFive Fields Artisanal Home Goods Co
Small batch plant/mineral based laundry detergent
@FivefieldscoView Vendor PageSocial Grove LLC
We would like to focus our offerings on dirty sodas, teas, lemonades and more! These beverages with have a classic option, but also offering more custom choices and flavor profiles to elevate the experience even further! We would really love the opportunity to get involved from the very beginning of your market!
@SocialgroveeventsView Vendor PageTexas Zeta Chapter, DTC Sorority
beaded key chains, beaded bookmarks, bag charms, decoupaged plates, tissue wrapped toilet paper, beaded bracelets. QUESTION: would packaged dry dip mix be considered as "selling food"? could I have this in my booth with the above items?
View Vendor PageBritton Oils & Aromas
We carry fragrance body oils, black soap, liquid black soap, shea butter, body sprays, eau de parfums, scented lotions, air fresheners, & incense.
@brittonoilsandaromas View Vendor PageBatch Made In Heaven
Pet treats licensed by the state of Texas Freeze dried candy Embroidered towels
View Vendor PageChai Dukaan
French × South Asian inspired desserts and beverages, featuring handcrafted cakes, tiramisu, cookies, and seasonal pastries alongside specialty chai and matcha drinks. We also offer a curated collection of original art prints and handmade artwork by Chai Dukaan.
@Chaidukaan.dallasView Vendor PageHeidi’s Crafts Crochet items
Crochet plushies from keychain to jumbo (around 12 inches) crochet flowers
@heidiscrochetitemsView Vendor PageMasamadremaria
Sourdough bread classic, chia , jalapeñoño cheddar, sourdough cinnamon rolls
@MasamadremariaView Vendor Page
Ethan’s treats
Cookies,dipped treats,brownies ,sweet breads
@https://www.instagram.com/ethans.treats?stkn=MXgyeHZtczBuaTk3cw%3D%3D&utm_source=qrView Vendor PageLa Habana Farms
Frozen pork, frozen chicken, pasture raised eggs, freeze dried chicken liver dog treats and lard lotion. All meat is pasture raised and fed a corn free, soy free diet.
@La_habana_farmsView Vendor PageWilson Creek Woodworks
Pizza cutter, ice cream scoops, pens, ring, earrings, necklaces, peppermills, cutting boards, cheese slicers, bowls etc
@Wilson_Creek_WoodworksView Vendor PageBlue Ribbean
I plan to sell a Haitian marinade called *epis*, also known as “green seasoning.” It is a blend of fresh vegetables and herbs, including garlic, bell peppers, onions, habanero peppers, and salt. A staple in Haitian cuisine, it can be used to marinate a variety of meats and to enhance dishes such as rice, peas, pasta, and more.
@blueribbeanView Vendor Page
Flora & Nicole's Made with the kids
Crochet items: plushies, purses, backpacks, keychains, bag buddies, one of a kind shawls. Seasonal only crochet items: snuggle sacks, hats, scarves, earwarmers, gloves. Beaded functional items (Naomi's): pens, pencils, stylus, cookie scribes, bag charms, Car charms, bottle openers, bottle stoppers, ceiling fan pull, cup handle rings/charms, straw charms, keychains, charm bracelets, bookmarks, badge reels, makeup brushes, combs, and more added as availability allows. Childrens jewelry (Maries): BUBBLEGUM BEAD bracelets and Necklaces. Glass beads bracelets (stackable, fruits of the spirit. Fun phrases etc). Sensory friendly items (Bernards): Sensory jars, Fidget spinners, resin puzzles and games. Fairyland creations (Mimis): Frosted fairy lanterns, fairy abodes, fairy dust mini jars and fairy dust necklaces, fairyland shelf sitters. Hand drawn art by Ruthie. Fun earrings for all ages.
@https://www.instagram.com/nicole.f.and.n.designs/View Vendor PageGreen conscious INC
Raya Wellness offers a range of carrier oils and essential oils, including natural and organic oils such as castor oil, MCT coconut oil, black seed oil, moringa oil, neem oil, argan oil, jojoba oil, rosehip oil, and various essential oils.
@TherayawellnessView Vendor PageFuego Fruit Co.
Exotic chili products from our farm Sauces Seasonings Plants Seeds etc...
@fuegofruitco View Vendor PageChawani Matcha
Handcrafted ceremonial grade matcha drinks featuring unique seasonal flavors, made fresh to order.
@chawanimatcha View Vendor PageAstuta Bruja candle company
Decorative candles some are wooden candles. Some are in mugs. They all have a witchy/Halloween theme. I also make bath salts. Everything is made with organic ingredients and is vegan friendly along with no harmful fragrances all essential oils
View Vendor PageCelebrate and Play
General categories: Seasonal and Celebratory Decor, Accessories, and Gifts: The following are all Hand-sewn: throw pillow covers, wristlets. lanyards, Id badge covers, cup koozies, gift bags, bookmarks, magnets, Trick or treat tote bags, oven mitts. Hand-poured Beeswax candles
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Nature Baddie
Insect-repelling body butters are crafted by and tested by nature lovers of all walks of life! Infused with ethically-sourced and organic ingredients and EPA-approved Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus, Nature Baddie's rich and nourishing whipped body butters not only protect your skin from pesky bugs but also keeps you moisturized and radiant. Embrace the outdoors with confidence, knowing that Nature Baddie has your back and celebrates your unique beauty.
@Nature_baddieView Vendor PageMakawi Coffee
Our family has coffee land in Peru, and we are bringing pre-packaged 250g coffee bean and ground packs to the US to sell here as well and expand our brand that just began. We are still a small farm in Peru. It's natural and specialty coffee with unique taste and aroma because it grows 5000 feet above sea level in the Amazon and we do not use any pesticides or chemicals. We are specialty because in the Cup of Excellence - COE, which is the most prestigious global competition and auction for high-quality specialty coffee, Makawi Coffee got a grade of 85.75. Any coffee that obtains a score higher than 80 is defined as Specialty. This is a family business and we will be offering packs in 2 Arabica types: Geisha Medium-Dark and Medium roast, and Bourbon Medium-Dark roast. We also offer 2 types of blends of Arabica plants we grow ground and in beans as well. We do not sell beverages.
@MakawicoffeeusaView Vendor PageThe Jam Jar
Low sugar jams and Indian style chutneys (vinegar based)
@Www.instagram.com/thejamjarfriscoView Vendor PageDulce Alfajor Bakery and Pastry
We offers authentic handmade Argentinian alfajores made with high-quality ingredients. We also sell baked pastries and specialty sweet treats inspired by traditional Argentinian recipes. Our products are freshly baked and perfect for enjoying at the market or taking home to share with family and friends.
@dulce_alfajor_bakeryandpastryView Vendor PageDough-Lightful Bakery
Artisan bread, focaccia, baguettes, rolls, bagels (non-sourdough), Sweet Baked Goods (cookies, brownies, bars, muffins, dessert breads), African inspired bread and donut
View Vendor PageGood & Geeked LLC
Both alcohol and non-alcohol infused gummies and treats (cake sandwiches, kool aid pineapples/pickles, chocolate/candy coated rice krispy treats, cookies, brownies, popcorn)
@Good & Geeked View Vendor Page
La Isla Cravings
La Isla Cravings is a Puerto Rican inspired home bakery bringing traditional island flavors to Texas. Our menu features a variety of Puerto Rican baked goods and desserts, with guava as our signature flavor. We also offer our signature Polvorones (Puerto Rican shortbread cookies), paired with reusable 16 oz cups featuring original Puerto Rican inspired designs created and sublimated by me. Each cup is designed to be a keepsake customers can continue using long after enjoying their treats.
@laislacravingsView Vendor PageSiprise Sea Moss
-Sea Moss gel -Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Sea Moss blend juices. - Fresh Soursop + Oregano-tea
@SipRiseSeaMossView Vendor Page
Faithfully Rooted
Faith-based books, learning resources, scripture cards, journals, calendars, tote bags, and gifts for children, families, and everyday life
@JustfaithfullyrootedView Vendor Page
Family Friendly Books
children's books
@https://www.instagram.com/familyfriendlybooks/View Vendor PageRelax Myora
We will be offering chair massages, wellness products, and have an interactive spinning wheel giveaway for certain wellness products as well!
@relax_myora_spaView Vendor Page
Sun Loaf Bakery
Sourdough Bread, Cinnamon Rolls, Muffin, Bagels, Cookies, scone
@sunloafbakeryView Vendor PageQuick Links
Contact Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the market located?
The Good Place is located at The Grove inside The Village at Allen.
📍 190 E. Stacy Rd., Allen, TX 75002
How do I apply?
Complete the online vendor application. Once submitted, we'll review your business and contact you regarding availability and next steps.
When is the market open?
Every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, beginning August 8th through October 10th.
Is every application accepted?
No. We carefully curate our market to provide a balanced variety of vendors and avoid unnecessary duplication of products.
What are your booth fees?
Vendor spaces are $50 per market day for a standard 10' x 10' booth.
Is there an admission fee?
No! Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
Is parking available?
Yes! Free parking is available throughout The Village at Allen.
Are tents required?
Yes. Outdoor vendors must provide a sturdy, professional-looking canopy tent with weights on each leg for safety.
What products can I sell?
We welcome:
Farmers
Bakers
Food producers
Handmade artisans
Artists
Boutique vendors
Specialty food businesses
Pet product vendors
Plant and flower vendors
Other locally owned small businesses
Is the market pet friendly?
Yes! Well-behaved pets are welcome. Please keep them leashed and clean up after them.
What kinds of vendors will be there?
Each week features a variety of local vendors, including:
Fresh Produce
Farm Fresh Eggs
Artisan Breads
Homemade Baked Goods
Local Honey
Jams & Preserves
Fresh Flowers & Plants
Handmade Goods
Artisan Crafts
Pet Products
Specialty Foods
And more!
Vendor selections may vary each week.
Can I sell commercially manufactured products?
Our focus is on local, handmade, homemade, homegrown, and small businesses. Commercial or mass-produced products may not be accepted.
Is electricity available?
Limited access may be available depending on booth location. Please indicate your electrical needs on your application.
Do the same vendors attend every week?
Many of our vendors return weekly, while others rotate throughout the season to keep each market fresh and exciting.
What time is vendor setup?
Vendor setup typically begins two hours before the market opens. Specific setup instructions will be sent before each event.
What forms of payment do vendors accept?
Most vendors accept cash and major credit/debit cards. Payment methods may vary by vendor.
What happens if it rains?
The market is held rain or shine unless weather conditions are deemed unsafe. Vendors will be notified of any cancellations.
Can I become a vendor?
Absolutely! Visit our Vendor Application page to apply.
Can I choose my booth location?
We do our best to accommodate requests, but booth assignments are made by market management to create the best experience for vendors and shoppers.
Where can I find more information?
Most vendor information, including market policies, important dates, and updates, can be found on our website.
Once your application has been approved, you'll be invited to join our private Vendor Facebook Group, where we share announcements, setup information, event updates, and other important communications.
If you have any questions, feel free to call or text Sabrinna at (520) 304-9337. We're always happy to help!
What makes The Good Place different?
The Good Place is a curated, community-centered farmers market focused on supporting local farmers, makers, bakers, artisans, and small businesses. Our goal is to create a welcoming space where visitors can shop local, connect with their community, and discover something new each week.
To provide the best experience for both vendors and shoppers, we are also a no-compete market. We limit each market date to one vendor per product category, helping vendors stand out while giving shoppers a diverse selection of products.
Vendor spaces are first come, first served, and dates are not reserved until booth payment has been received. Once your payment is received, your spot is officially secured for that market date.
