No! Shopping is absolutely free and a great way to spend some time in the beautiful Yuma weather!

Generally you will find a wide variety of craft-type items, commercial items, jewelry, and much more. There will also be a produce booth for your fresh fruits and veggies, and we often have other food items available.

We generally have one food vendor each week to help satisfy the hungry shopper.

We won’t be open if there is rain, but otherwise we endeavor to always operate provided conditions are safe. The easiest way to keep track is to monitor the market’s Facebook page linked below.

Each year the vendor application and agreement is posted to the website by the beginning of September. We recommend contacting the church office at (928) 305-1132 to let us know you are interested and for more information on becoming a vendor.

Each year the vendor application and agreement is posted to the website by the beginning of September. We recommend contacting the church office at (928) 305-1132 to let us know you are interested and for more information on becoming a vendor.

We do not guarantee there will not be another vendor of the same type of product or service. We generally limit the number of vendors providing food for on-premises consumption and we typically only allow one vendor of any particular company’s product or service.

There are no long-term commitments. You can get a space for as short as just one week (although we do not recommend it because many shoppers will wait until they see you more than once before purchasing).

No. However, if you are a “regular” vendor who almost never misses a week, it sure helps us if you let us know that you will be missing. Your customers may ask about you and we want to know what to tell them.

Set up begins at 7:00am, no earlier. You may park at your space for a short time only to unload, and then move your vehicle to the vendor parking area. Vendors agree to stay open and fully set up until 2:00pm.

No tent or canopy is required, although tents to help provide a more professional look for most sellers. It is also possible that food vendors will be required by the health department to have a tent. (Refer to the Yuma County Health Department for information.)

Any permit is the responsibility of the vendor. The Church may require documentation of permits and/or insurance from certain types of vendors.

Generally, the answer is no, the church does not provide these items. The church may choose to make these items available for a fee but does not commit to making them available.