Fairfield market opens vendor apps
Fairfield Farmers Market has opened vendor applications for the 2026 season, signaling more local produce and artisan stalls coming online this spring for Bay Area shoppers. The call for vendors typically means a refreshed lineup and new community programming once markets restart. (x.com)
Opening day and ribbon-cutting are scheduled for May 7, 2026 in downtown Fairfield. (business.fairfieldsuisunchamber.com) The market is set to run weekly on Thursdays from 3:00–7:00 PM, beginning May 7 and continuing through late September 2026 (final seasonal date listed as September 24, 2026). (yourtownmonthly.com) Event site is the County Green / Solano County lawn in downtown Fairfield (corner of Texas and Jefferson Streets, 600 Texas St.). (yourtownmonthly.com) The City of Fairfield is partnering with the Fairfield‑Suisun Chamber of Commerce to operate the market for 2026, with the chamber listed as the local registration contact. (fairfield.ca.gov) The market is soliciting a mix of participants including farmers, produce vendors, food trucks, specialty food makers, florists, artisans, retail pop‑ups and performers. (nextdoor.com) Applications and vendor registration information are published on the city’s market page and the Fairfield‑Suisun Chamber event listing, with submissions and questions routed through the chamber (contact: hunter@fairfieldsuisunchamber.com). (fairfield.ca.gov) Organizers warn that vendor spaces are limited and recommend early submission ahead of the May 7 opening to secure weekly placement. (nextdoor.com)
