Tuesday Night Thing – Vendor Application

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The Tuesday Night Market is a new program, inspired by the need for safe outdoor entertainment for Lincoln City residents as well as the need for vendors to reach their customers. Management will be making the best decisions we can, based on the best information available. We look forward to creating a fun, casual evening market for our community to enjoy.

Name*
First Last
Company Name*
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Phone*
Email
Are you a member of the Lincoln City Cultural Center?*
- Yes
- No
Date
Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
Vehicle Make/Model
Vehicle Color
Drivers License
Good to be Sold
Please describe the products you wish to sell at the Tuesday Night Thing.*
Photos of Product
Attach images, if available.
Drop files here or
Explain how the product was created, describe the production process, materials, and skills needed to produce the product, including the source of raw materials used:*
Are you a nonprofit organization, a charity or a school/sports fundraising team?*
- Yes
- No
What will your sales support?*
Please provide us personal and product information we can use in our marketing materials:*
Fees & Payment
VENDOR FEES*
Choose one.
- FULL SEASON, $325 (Tuesdays, July 7-Sept. 29)
- HALF SEASON, $180-$300 (Choose 6-10 markets, $30/each, paid in advance)
Select Markets*
Choose 6-10 markets, $30/each, paid in advance
- July 7
- July 14
- July 21
- July 28
- Aug. 4
- Aug. 11
- Aug. 18
- Aug. 25
- Sept. 1
- Sept. 8
- Sept. 15
- Sept. 22
- Sept. 29
Total
$0.00
Name
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Did you know?

Our fine art gallery is named after Phyllis (P.J.) Cary Chessman, one of the founders of the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Her parents were the first to develop homesites in Gleneden Beach — in fact, the community named for Phyllis’ sister, Glen Cary Harper.

The Delake School, home to the LCCC, is one of the oldest buildings in Lincoln City. The central entrance and classrooms were built in 1929, with expansions in 1931 and 1957.

The Cultural Center is home to the only public ceramics studio in north Lincoln County. Overseen by Jen Donnell, our studio has wheels, rollers, glazes, tools and three programmable electric Skutt kilns.

Hours

Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: CLOSED
Thursday: 10am to 4pm
Friday: 10am to 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Sunday: 10am to 4pm

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540 NE Hwy 101
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-9994

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Tuesday Night Thing – Vendor Application

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