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1. Where and when is the Village Market Located?

Our Market is located on the Windmill Plaza which is in between Village Hall (108 W. Main Street) and the Little Chute Windmill (130 W. Main Street) in Little Chute Wisconsin and operates every Thursday from 2 pm-6 pm beginning June 14th through September 13th. 

2. What types of vendors are there at the Market?

Our market is open to several types of vendors which span across several different types of products. We have multiple produce, flower, craft, jewelry, soap, and hot food vendors for the 2018 season!

3. How many vendors will you have at the Village Market?

Our market has a total of 51 stalls, 15 of which are located in the Windmill Plaza and 33 of which are located in the adjacent Library parking lot. Vendors on their applications may request for multiple stalls which decreases the total number down from 51. We currently have 33 vendors for the 2018 season.

4. Will there be “ready to eat” food to enjoy as I walk around?

We have several different food vendors coming to the market this year that sell a variety of foods. Our food vendors sell egg rolls, stuffed chicken wings, funnel cakes, popcorn, tacos, burritos, tamales, nachos, donuts, cupcakes, and much more. We also have vendors that sell cold beverages including lemonade, snow cones, bubble tea, water, soda, wine, and beer.

5. Why open the Village Market during the afternoon, why not in the morning like other markets?

With their being so many markets in the area, we thought it best to fill a time during the week. This time slot offers a great opportunity to visit after work, around dinner hours, and before or after extracurricular activities.

6. How do I apply to be a vendor?

Under our “applications and guidelines” page, there is a link to a PDF of our application as well as our guidelines for the market. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please fill out an application and turn it into Village Hall.

7. If I would like to sell products at the Village Market do I need certain licenses, paperwork, or permits?

Certain products require a license to sell while others do not. We offer resources to answer your questions in our Vendor Guidelines. Otherwise please contact Outagamie or your local county Public Health offices to clarify if you need a license and how to acquire it.