2009 Vendor info.
Greetings vendors! We will have space for approximately 20 vendors this year at Forestjam.We expect to have crowds exceeding 2,000 this year and on up to 5,000 with luck! All vending will be inside mainstage area and all vendors will need to be approved by Cheshire Fair Association. Vendors will not be allowed to sell intoxicants, drugs or drug paraphernalia of any form.
Basic vending will include:
-a 10'x10' space(or a little more if needed. Those vendors needing significant amounts of electricity may be charged an additional fee based on the discretion of Cheshire Fair Association.)
-2 wknd passes for employees. Additional employee passes available upon request for additional charge.
Basic vending fee- $150.00(includes $50 fee to Cheshire Fair Association)
Our goal is to lock down our vending space this year by June 1 so if you are interested our advice would be to act soon!
Instructions: Please send us an email with as much info. about your wares or food items(all food vendors require appropriate licensing) as possible.Name, address, what it is you sell, for how much..... Pictures are most helpful.
send vendor requests to: FORESTJAM2@gmail.com
We will confirm your request in a timely manner and get back to you wether or not we think you are a good fit for Forestjam. if approved we will send you a vendor application which must be signed and returned with a check or money order to:
Sustainable Productions
PO Box 267
Gilsum,NH 03448
Sponsors
stay tuned for sponsorship/advertising packages, please direct all inquiries to forestjam2@gmail.com
Exhibitors
One of the primary goals of Forestjam is to raise awareness of sustainable living practices and ideas that contribute to a greener world. We will host an array of exhibitors that will showcase the latest green trends, products and services.
We are pleased to announce the latest addition to our eco-fair, Sustain Ability NH LLC. This is a great little eco-store in the lakes Region of NH that is promoting their vision of a sustainable future by offering the latest and greenest products and information. They are located at 549 Main St. in Laconia NH (603) 528 4300 www.sustainabilitynh.com
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Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative
PAREI |
In response to concern about an increasingly energy constrained world, PAREI, a non-profit membership organization, was formed in 2004. It's mission is to encourage enrgy conservation, energy efficiency practices and to promote the use of renewable energy practices in the Plymouth region through education, community building and an increased accessibility to renewable energy.
http://www.plymouthenergy.org |
Northeast Wilderness Trust |
The Northeast Wilderness Trust is the only regional land trust focused exclusively on restoring and protecting wilderness. The Northeast Wilderness trust works with partners to restore and preserve forever wild landscapes through conservation easements, land acquisitions, donations and other preservation methods.
http://www.newildernesstrust.org |
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NH Electric
Co-operative
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NewHampshire Electric Cooperative is a non profit electric distribution company that's owned by the 80,000 members it serves. As part of it's efforts to promote greater social amd environmental responsibility, the Co-op offers rebates of up to 5,000 dollars to members who install qualified solar hot water, solar photovoltaic or small wind turbine systems in Co-op service territory. The Co-op also offers free consultaion services for members during the siting and construction of their renewable energy systems.
In 2008, the Co-op is providing 75 free energy audits to members who use fossil fuels to heat, plus up to 1,000 off the cost of reccomended energy efficiency improvements. The Co-op is New England's largest seller of Marathon Water Heaters, the most energy efficient water heater available.
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