Weekly Events & Activities
We maintain a busy schedule of weekly events and activities. Information can be found on our Instagram account: @PojoaqueFarmersMarket. All summer events will be held at the Poeh Cultural Center unless otherwise noted.
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Location of Pojoaque Farmers Market
Join Our Market
Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor at the Pojoaque Farmers Market located at the Poeh Cultural Center! At the Pojoaque Farmers Market, we accept farmers and ranchers, food artisans and arts & craft vendors..
Interested farmers, artists, or entrepreneurs who would like to participate, please get in touch with Pamela Gurule-Lopez at (505) 455-5050 or pdgurule@pojoaque.org.
Note: The $10 non-refundable fee may be paid over the phone at 505-455-5041.
OVERVIEW FOR HOT FOODS
Vendors will provide a quality food product and be staffed by clean, professional and courteous personnel.
The vendor will provide all equipment necessary to run the booth. The vendor shall be solely responsible at its own expense for installing and dismantling its own materials and equipment.
The assigned site must be returned to its pre-event condition (e.g. no spillages of grease, etc.).
The vendor must be self-sufficient and prepared for all weather conditions. As vendors will be located outside, weather conditions must be taken into consideration.
All vendors MUST have a working fire extinguisher on site if working with open flame.
*Not currently accepting applications for:
- Meat Products
- CBD products
- Wineries
We look forward to seeing y’all!
FAQs
Where and when?
May – November
• 8 am – 2 pm at the Poeh Cultural Center
November – April
• 8 am – 2 pm indoors at the Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
Is there an ATM at the Poeh?
There are two ATMs located near by. Directly across the street is a Wells Fargo and the Pojoaque Supermarket. Both locations have ATMs.
What is the etiquette for taking photos/video?
Vendors reserve the right to decline photographs or video of their products. All commercial photography/video MUST be cleared with the Pueblo of Pojoaque. Photography is allowed on the Poeh Cultural Center grounds, but please be considerate as there are areas of the Pueblo that prohibit photography, sketching or audio recording.
We request that you tag the Poeh Cultural Center on social media and use the #PojoaqueFarmersMarket in your post.
Can I set up a booth for a non-profit?
The Poeh Cultural Center welcomes non-profit booths.
Are there electrical outlets available?
The arbors come equipped with electrical outlets for easy access.