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NC Green Power
Educating the public regarding renewable energy and carbon offset
products, giveaways
NC Conservation Network
Offering information regarding statewide and national environmental
issues
Blue Sun Renewable Energy
Windspire - a new approach to wind energy
Carolina Greenworks
Construction company specializing in energy efficient building solutions
Priska, Inc.
Information regarding this full-service environmental consulting firm
Pamlico-Tar River Foundation
Offering educational brochures, PTRF volunteer opportunities,
Beaufort County Paddle Trail Guides for sale, raffle items
Washington Cafe & Coffee Co.
Offering organic coffees and teas, Eco-Product information, fresh juiced Wheatgrass, and contest for gift certificates
Greenville Montessori School
Promoting their new "green" facility under construction in
Winterville
Beaufort County Master Gardeners
Provide information regarding environmental stewardship as it applies
to home landscape
US Coast Guard Auxiliary - Washington
Offering boating safety material
Raindrop Ridge Farm
Spring herb bedding plants, fresh herbs, herb teas, herbal products,
and a variety of culinary, medicinal and unusual herbs.
Friends of Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Information and volunteer opportunities
Stacey Smith
Stop by and help this Team Mom raise some funds for her son's
baseball team
Inner Banks Outfitters, Inc.
Offering kayak and bike rentals/sales
Terry Keech
Offering cypress wood products, Adirondack furniture
Progressive Democrats of Beaufort County
Offering homemade eco-friendly laundry soap and liquid hand soap,
vermiculture demonstration, recycling displays, and (possibly) a
solar oven display
Billie Mallison
Offering recipes for homemade "green" cleaning product
Washington OFF Leash Dog Park
Information and free doggie treats
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Vendor involvement will be limited to those who reflect the 'GREEN' aspect of the Festival. The event will strive to leave small footprint by encouraging recycling and using recyclable products. Vendors will include, but are not limited to the following types:
- Advocacy Booths
- Healing Arts
- Gardening
- Bio-fuels
- Energy
- Solar
- Sustainable Living Concepts
- Green Building
BCAC is seeking vendors for the Festival that reflect an awareness of environmental issues whether it is with good information, products, or food. BCAC is also seeking same for workshops and presentations to include in the schedule of events. Non-profit organizations are encouraged to participate.
Interested individuals, groups, or organizations should contact BCAC with the following application information.
Churches and schools are encouraged to participate and use the opportunity for fund-raising by offering food products for the public. BCAC will count on these types of vendors to supplement downtown restaurants and eateries.
For general vendor application, click here.
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 Artists, artisans, and craftspeople that create original work will be featured in the green space by BCAC on the corner of Main and Gladden Streets in downtown Washington. Arts and craft vendors will be limited to those whose work is original in creation and design.
Heritage and indigenous craftspeople are encouraged to participate by offering demonstrations and teaching workshops.
For arts & crafts vendor application, click here.
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