Vendor Resources
Current vendors: grab approved market graphics, flyers, logos & promo materials here.
Interested in vending? Applications are still open for select spaces and the waitlist.
Not a vendor? You’re still welcome to grab a flyer and help us spread the word.
Upcoming Markets
Click Interested on the Facebook event for vendor announcements, giveaways, weather updates & last-minute info.
SARASOTA INDIE MARKET
So... What Is the Sarasota Indie Market & Plant Swap?
The Sarasota Indie Market & Plant Swap is a curated outdoor market hosted by Salt Your Soul Gift Co. featuring local makers, artists, small businesses, plant vendors, vintage finds & more.
Each market has a rotating vendor lineup, so there’s always something new to discover.
Come shop small, swap plants, grab coffee or lunch, and spend a few hours supporting some very cool local humans.
NOVEMBER 15 LINEUP
Meet the November 15 Vendors
A curated mix of local artists, makers, plant people, small businesses & other very cool humans.
Eden Sarasota
Medical cannabis education, card-process guidance & information for patients exploring alternative care options.
@edensarasota
Love For Honey
Raw & infused honey, creamed honey, bee pollen, beeswax & handcrafted herbal teas.
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TinkerTipz Nails By Angel
Custom gel & acrylic press-on nails, accessories, keychains & nail-inspired goodies.
Visit TinkerTipz
Trinity Terrariums
Self-sustaining moss terrariums made with moss responsibly foraged here in Florida.
@trinityterrariums
Britt’s Sourdough Cottage
Homemade sourdough breads, cookies & muffins made with unbleached flour, fresh-shredded cheese and no added dyes.
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Carrington Tropicals
Common & rare aroids, specializing in philodendrons and monsteras.
@carrington_tropicals
Frankie and June
Handmade shimmer cosmetics, body sparkle, lip care, accessories & stainless steel jewelry.
@frankie_and_june_co
Kat’s Photography
Colorful Florida nature photography featuring plants, flowers, wildlife & little moments worth noticing.
@kats_photografy
Sparkle and Silck
Wire-wrapped crystal jewelry, colorful paintings & one-of-a-kind art.
@sparkle_and_silck
Originals by Liz
Whimsical art, journals & found-object creations made from salvaged and natural materials.
@liz.maciasoriginal
Be Your Best Self & Thrive Counseling
Mind-body-spirit wellness goods, self-care tools, calming tea & uplifting gifts.
@beyourbestselftherapy
The Live Poet
Custom poems hand-typed on a vintage typewriter by local poet Nora Jane Long.
@thelivepoet
Cosmic Crafts
Colorful handmade art, accessories & one-of-a-kind gifts made with repurposed materials.
@cosmiccraftsbyari
Fabis Plants Paradise
Homegrown flowering plants, fruit trees & ornamentals — plus famously delicious handmade tamales.
Shop on Etsy
Kaleidoscope Butterflies and Gardens
Butterfly-friendly host & nectar plants, chrysalises and pollinator-inspired gifts.
@kaleidoscopebutterflynursery
M. DeMarco Studios
Pet portraits, fashion & floral paintings, plus hand-painted clay pieces.
@m.demarcostudios
Casey Rae Made LLC
One-of-a-kind upcycled clothing, bags & textile goods made from vintage and preloved fabrics.
@caseyraemade
Wildly Design Studio
Colorful home goods, stationery, stickers & pop-culture inspired gifts.
@thestudio.bywildly
Penny’s Catnip Club
Handmade catnip toys, crochet beds & hats, cat-themed art and goodies.
@pennyscatnipclub
Red Cup Farm
Hand-sewn clothing & goods, seeds, upcycled finds & other handmade treasures.
@crunchyplantz
Calypso Tide Collective
Coastal-inspired home décor, gifts & accessories, including eco-resin pieces, earrings and DIY kits.
@calypsotidecollective
Amoriyah Flowers
Abstract paintings, art prints, Star-Glyph Oracle decks & 15-minute intuitive tarot readings.
@amoriyah_flowers
Pinwheel Fiber Arts
Upcycled textile wearables, crochet punk tees, mixed-media bags & boho fiber art for adults and kids.
@pinwheelfiberarts
Vintage & Vines
Mini plant + pot bar, handmade plant accessories, canvas totes & curated vintage décor.
@vintageandvinesvenice
Mohrbacher Art
Original paintings, art prints, stickers, pencil cases & books created from her artwork.
@aniamohrbacher
Forgotten Ivy Vintage
Curated & upcycled vintage fashion including lingerie, tops, dresses, skirts & pants.
@forgottenivy.vntg
Glass by Cella
Handmade stained glass art & lead-free jewelry featuring original hand-drawn patterns.
@wanderbeachcell
Fatto
Small-batch Sarasota ice cream with herbs, botanicals, seasonal fruit & unexpected dairy and non-dairy flavors.
@fatto.srq
The Eclectic Bohemian
Colorful handmade bottle incense burners, each with its own one-of-a-kind design.
@eclecticbohemian25
Andreia Sofia Designs
Hand-illustrated bookmarks, stickers, cards & paper goods.
Shop on Etsy
Witch's Craft by Jay
Polymer clay & resin jewelry, floral accessories, original art prints & small-batch handmade soaps.
@witchscraftbyjay
Field & Flame Co.
Small-batch soy candles, seasonal vessels, room sprays, reed diffusers & car fragrances.
@fieldandflameco.afterhours
CreativityClaraFied
Crocheted animals, micro-crochet jewelry, mandalas, watercolor prints, cards & custom artwork.
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El Pueblo Unido Tampa Bay
Community organization supporting local migrant families through advocacy, resources & mutual aid.
@elpueblounidotampabay
Southern States Bully Rescue
Dog rescue specializing in bulldog breeds, providing lifesaving care while dogs wait for forever homes.
@ssbrfl
First 1,000 Days Suncoast
Supporting pregnant women and families with children under 3 by connecting them with local resources and assistance.
@first1000dayssuncoast
Palma Coffee
Specialty coffee, espresso, seasonal drinks, pastries & more from our plaza neighbors.
@palmacoffeeco
Culver’s
Made-to-order ButterBurgers, Fresh Frozen Custard & more — right here in the plaza.
Visit WebsitePLANT SWAP
Two Ways To Swap Plants
Bring a few planty things, meet some fellow plant people and go home with something new. Both swaps are free to participate in.
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The Community Plant Swap
Our casual shared-table swap for cuttings, plants, pots, propagation supplies and other planty things you’re ready to pass along.
How It Works
- Bring up to 10 plants, cuttings or plant accessories
- Check your items in at the swap table
- Browse and trade throughout the market
- Stick around for the end-of-market free-for-all
Come back during the free-for-all and help us give whatever is left a new home.
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THE BOUGIE SWAP
Got a plant that feels a little too good for the free-for-all?
Bring it to the Bougie Swap for a direct plant-for-plant trade instead.
This swap is for healthy, established plants you’d rather keep with you until you find a trade you actually want.
Good Bougie Swap Candidates
- Established rooted plants
- Mature propagations
- Larger or especially healthy plants
- Uncommon varieties
- Plants in nice pots
- Anything that makes you think, “Yeahhhh, I’m not putting this on the regular swap table.”
It does not need to be rare or expensive. It just needs to be healthy, established and something another plant person might be excited to trade for.
HOW THE BOUGIE SWAP WORKS
Put Your Plants Down. Pick A Face.
When two people want to make a trade, each person places their plant on the table. Then both people secretly choose a face and reveal them at the same time.
YES
I’m happy with this trade.
MAYBE
Do you have anything to add to make this feel fair?
POLITE PASS
No thanks. No hard feelings.
Bougie Swap Rules
- Plant-for-plant trades only — no cash
- You keep your plant until both people agree
- If someone chooses yellow, you can add another plant, cutting, pot or other planty item and try again
- If either person chooses red, both people simply take their plants back
- Bougie plants do not become part of the end-of-market free-for-all
- If you don’t find a trade you love, take your plant home
- Please bring only healthy, pest-free plants
A fair trade is whatever makes both plant people happy.
Swap volunteers may redirect plants to the Community Plant Swap if they’re a better fit there.
FAQ
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Yes. There is no admission fee, and participation in the plant swaps is free.
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No. You’re welcome to come just to shop and hang out. If you want to participate in the Community Plant Swap, bring something to contribute or check back during the end-of-market free-for-all.
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The Community Plant Swap is a casual shared-table swap for cuttings, propagations, small plants, pots, and supplies.
The Bougie Plant Swap is for healthier, established plants that stay with their owner until a direct trade is agreed upon.
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No. The swap is for trading, not selling. Our licensed plant vendors will have plants available for purchase throughout the market.
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The market is outdoors and may continue through light rain, but severe weather could cause delays, changes, or cancellation. Follow the Facebook event and check this page for updates.
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Please park on the south end of the Coral Cove Mall parking lot. We ask that you leave the spaces closest to Culver’s open for their customers.
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Yes! And please bring your kiddos to the studio inside Salt Your Soul Gift Co. to paint a pot, color or just hang out in the AC.
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Yes! Well-behaved pets are welcome. Just keep in mind that the market is outdoors on an asphalt parking lot. There is a grassy area along Tamiami Trail for potty breaks. Please clean up after your pet, and keep them leashed or crated at all times.
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Yes! The market itself is on ground level. To enter Salt Your Soul Gift Co., please use the accessible ramp located in front of Sarasota Liquors. There is also a wheelchair-accessible restroom inside Salt Your Soul.
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Most vendors accept cards or digital payments, but payment methods vary by business. Bringing a little cash never hurts.
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No outside food or beverage trucks this season. Palma Coffee and Culver’s are both located in the plaza, and a limited number of baked-goods or specialty food vendors may also participate.
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No. Each market is intentionally curated with a mix of returning favorites and rotating local businesses.
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Vendor applications for the current Fall + Holiday market season are OPEN
We curate each market individually to create a balanced mix of local indie businesses, makers, artists, plant vendors, vintage sellers, and more.
