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Norterra Canyon Yo-Ho-Ho Holiday Market Vendor Interest Form
Thank you for your interest in being a part of the Norterra Canyon Yo-Ho-Ho Holiday Market! We will host the market in the school parking lot on December 5th from 4:30-6:30pm and we would love for you to join us! We are inviting our students, their families, and the whole community to enjoy a unique shopping and activities experience during the holiday season.

The lot will open for setup at 4pm and your booth needs to be cleared by 7pm. A fee of $30 per vendor space (10'X10') will be collected upon approval of participation. A secure link for payment through our NCPTSA website will be sent upon approval to provided email address.

NOTE: This event is being held on school property, and therefore must be in compliance with school property requirements. Any booths promoting or selling .... weapons, illicit substances, CBD, etc..... will be denied.

Submission of this form does not confirm participation. We will review your submission and respond to you by email and link for payment. Once payment is made you will receive a receipt thought our website. 

We cannot provide power, tables, or decor for booths. Anticipated sunset time is 5:20pm, so parking lot lighting will be on. Applications will close Nov. 8, 2024 at 11:59pm
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Business Name *
Contact Person Name/Title *
Business Contact Email *
Type of Booth *
Briefly, tell us a little about your business.  *
We intend to advertise for this market using business logos and social media resources. We want to ensure that we present you in the best light possible. Please list your website and social media handles and/or urls. Please email us your transparent background logo image (.png, .jpeg, .ai) to communications@ncptsa.org.
Are you willing to post about the market on your social media to promote the event?
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