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Market and Food Vendors

Market vendor selling handcrafted items.

Check out 2025 Market and Food Vendors below

Food Vendors

  • Barlow’s Touch of Taste — Classic Texas BBQ.
  • Bunny and Mayra’s Lemonade — Fresh squeezed lemonade and light snacks.
  • Hot Rod Pops — Handmade Mexican-style paletas and gourmet popsicles in creative flavors.
  • La Michelada Y Mas — Michelada setups, elote, nachos, and more Mexican street snacks.
  • Mama’s Corny Cob — Roasted corn and tacos with street-food flair.
  • Miss Mary’s Happy Hotdogs — Hotdogs, fries, chicken tenders, sausage, Frito pies, and drinks.

Market Vendors

  • 2 Old Folks Bakery — Banana nut bread, fudge in various flavors, lemon loaf, and more
  • 3 Weird Sisters Soap & Gemstones — Handmade gemstone jewelry, collectible crystals, minerals and fossils, homemade soaps, sugar scrubs, and bath products
  • Artesanias GDL Y Mas — Mexican artisan clothes, shoes, and accessories
  • Bunny and Mayra's Lemonade — Fresh squeezed lemonade and bagged snacks
  • Carne Seca Los Guerra — Beef jerky
  • Cha’mon Candy LLC — Chamoy-coated candies, rim dips, michelada mix, pickle kits, and beef jerky
  • Charme by Neé — Soy candles, wax melts, handmade soap, goat milk lotions, bath products, hand-carved wood pumpkins, crochet fall hats, fishing shirts, coolers, and fall sweatshirts
  • Crafty with Wood & More — Sewn and crochet items, potholders, towels, head wraps, blankets, scarves, and small home décor
  • Curt Locklear, Author & Banjoist — Historical Texas fiction, CDs, banjo and guitar music
  • Gen and Juice — Cold-pressed juice
  • Grow4Health — Fresh microgreens
  • Hardy’s Hives LLC — Local honey
  • His Way Creations — All-natural oils, infusions, and vinegars made the traditional way
  • Horizon Designs by Jackie — Branded and hand-painted fedora and western hats
  • Juanita's Spicy Jams — Jams with a kick such as Blueberry Jalapeño, Strawberry Habanero, and Pineapple Ghost Pepper
  • Papa Was a Rolling Scone — Breakfast pastries including scones, cinnamon rolls, danishes, puff pastries, and cookies
  • PopLifePoppingCo — Kettle corn and popcorn in a variety of flavors
  • Renewal by Andersen of Houston — Window and door replacement company with kids’ activity and free consultations
  • Rural Leather — Handmade leather bags
  • Sonshine Pastries and Breads, LLC — Fresh-milled artisan breads and pastries
  • Space City Pickles — Pickled goods
  • VeroniCakes — Cake jars, cake slices, cake pops, macarons, and cookies
  • Vital Nourishment — Herbal teas and energizing bliss balls
  • Wildfinds Greenery — Pop-up plant shop with rare and unique plants, repurposed pots, and handmade plant accessories

We have reached our capacity for vendors. Please fill out the form if you would like to be considered for future events. 

Market and Food Vendors are invited to join us at the 2025 San Jacinto Fall Fandango on Saturday, October 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This outdoor event, set against the backdrop of the historic San Jacinto Monument in La Porte, Texas, draws between 500 and 1,000 attendees throughout the day. It offers a picturesque setting for a day filled with living history activities, family-friendly saloon games, historical cooking demonstrations, talented artisans, and engaging reenactments.

Seeking vendors who embody Texas heritage and craftsmanship—farmers, artisans, bakers, specialty food makers, traditional goods, local businesses, and food vendors.

Limited space is available for nonprofits and for vendors offering modern retail, direct sales, or mass-produced products.

Preference is given to vendors whose work aligns with the event’s historical theme, emphasizes traditional skills, or offers a strong connection to local culture and community.

Vendor Applications:

Market and Nonprofit Vendor Form: Apply Here

Food Vendor or Truck: Apply Here

Submitting an application does not guarantee you a spot. The event coordinator will contact you after the application is accepted and approved. Please do not email or call requesting the status of your application.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: Outside the San Jacinto Monument, 1 Monument Circle, La Porte, TX 77571

No Political Campaign Booths Allowed

Vendor Setup: Load-in and setup is from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Streets will be open for unloading and will close promptly at 9:00 a.m.

Vendor Tear-Down: Load-out begins at 3:00 p.m. Vehicles can enter the festival area once streets are cleared from pedestrian traffic.

Please Note: Tables, tents, chairs, electricity, and water are not provided.

Food Vendors Information: You must provide your own one-day permits from Harris County Public Health (Application will open in September). A copy of the health permit MUST be submitted to the event coordinator prior to the event date and posted at your booth the day of the event.

Please send the documents and any questions to events@sanjacinto-museum.org.