2026 lineup is set — here's what's next
Three days of artisan shopping, live music, food, and lavender at Carrie Blake Park
2026 Vendors
Festival Visitors
Days of Festival
Festival in the Park at Carrie Blake Park is the heart of the Lavender Festival, featuring artisan vendors, food court, the LavenderStock live music stage, workshop tent, beer garden, and more. Vendors are juried to ensure a high-quality experience for visitors.
Here's how vendor selection works each year, so you can plan ahead for 2027
Handcrafted goods, art, jewelry, clothing, lavender products, home goods, and more. Artisan applications are juried through ZAPP (zapplication.org). When 2027 applications open, you'll apply through the Sequim Lavender Festival listing on ZAPP.
Food trucks, food carts, and beverage vendors. Food vendor coordination is handled directly by our food coordinator each year, typically opening in early winter.
Community organizations and non-profits are welcome to apply for booth space. Non-profit applications use a separate Google Form opened each spring.
What to expect if you're accepted as a vendor
What's available at the park for vendors and visitors
ATM available at the park ($20 bills only).
Portable toilets with handicap-accessible stalls throughout the park.
Red Cross first aid station staffed by Clallam County Fire District #3.
Private security patrols the park overnight during the festival.
One parking permit per booth. Vehicles must be parked by 8:30 AM.
Pickup at check-in on Thursday during load-in with all event details.
Email us and we'll let you know the moment 2027 vendor applications open