The collective
VendorCLT started at a table in Building E of the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market. Honey, herbal tea, spice blends. Saturdays and Sundays, same spot.
Every weekend proves it: Charlotte shows up for local. Neighbors come back for the maker they know by name. VendorCLT keeps that connection going all week, so the people who make it and the people who buy it can find each other any day.
VendorCLT is a free directory where every maker gets a page customers can find any day — and a growing collective of makers who look out for each other. When one of us draws a crowd, all of us meet it.
A movement, not a middleman. We are never in your transaction. We don't process your payments, we don't take a percentage, and we never hold your card. You sell the way you already sell.
A shout out to Miss BB — Founding Vendor No. 5 — who believed in what I was doing and wanted me to finish it.
Events run by the collective, with vendors keeping their own ticket and table revenue. Workshops taught by members, paid cleanly. Art shows with local artists. And a directory with enough reach that local sponsors want to be part of it — so the site stays free for the makers who make Charlotte worth shopping.