Call for Vendors at the CT NOFA 2025 Winter Conference
September 16, 2024
Call for vendors! Join us at CT NOFA’s 43rd annual Winter Conference on March 1, 2025 at Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic, CT to connect with 450+ farmers, home gardeners, and organic advocates from across the region.
Local food producers, craftspeople, or other vendors who are interested in having a table at the conference should visit our vendor page for more information and to sign up. The cost is $60 for farmers and business members, $85 for nonprofits, and $135 for all others. Vendors will be supplied with a 6′ table and chair for their booth space. Vendor/Exhibitor fee includes one conference registration. Additional helpers must register for the conference at the rate of $35.
Be sure to sign up before January 31!
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