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Become a handmade-goods seller at Eugene Saturday Market

Products must be screened and approved by Eugene Saturday Market’s Standards Committee.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Check the product standardsItems must be made, grown or gathered by the member or immediate family living in Oregon. Read the Standards & Craft Specific Guidelines before investing in products.
  2. Book orientation and product screeningCall or email the office for an appointment. Prospective members must attend orientation in person before screening and bring actual products, not photos.

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