100 Taylor Art Market

Shop. Mingle. Eat. Drink. While Supporting Local Small Businesses

Calling all Nashville Artists! Apply Now to Join the Taylor Arts Market. Spaces are $50 and $75.

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Market Rules and Regulations

Art Market Vendor Agreement please read and agree

Vendor Fees

• Indoor vendor space: $75
• Outdoor vendor space: $50

• Vendor fees are due by the 10th of the month of the market.
• Your space is not guaranteed until payment is received.
• If payment is not received by the 10th, your space may be released to another vendor.
• Fees are non-refundable unless the event itself is canceled by the market.

Artist-Made Work

• Work sold at the market should be created by the vendor.
• The 100 Taylor Art Market is a curated market focused on handmade art and quality goods.
• The market reserves the right to decline or remove items that do not meet the spirit or quality of the event, including mass-produced resale items.

Setup & Breakdown

• Setup begins at 12:00 PM
• Vendors must be fully set up by 2:30 PM
• Market hours are 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM

• Early breakdown is not permitted. Vendors who pack up before the market closes may not be invited to participate in future markets.

Load-In Instructions

• Please unload at the garage doors only.
• After unloading, immediately move your vehicle to the gravel lot.
• Do not take items to your booth before moving your car.

This helps keep the load-in area clear so all vendors can unload efficiently.

Booth Spaces

• Vendors must remain within their assigned space.
• Vendors must bring their own tables, chairs, and display materials.
• Outdoor vendors must bring their own tent if needed.

Hallway Booth Spaces

Some vendor spaces are located in the hallways.

• Hallway displays may not extend more than 24 inches from the wall.
• Walkways must remain clear and accessible at all times.
• Most spaces with nail access are located in hallway areas.

Display & Wall Use

• Nails may only be used in designated areas.
• These spaces are limited and must be requested when reserving your vendor space.
• If you are not assigned a space with nail access, you must bring free-standing display walls or structures if you need to hang work.

• Nothing may be hung from ceilings, pipes, beams, sprinklers, lights, or other building fixtures.
• Vendors are responsible for any damage caused to walls, floors, or building surfaces.

Outdoor Vendor Requirements

• Outdoor tents must be properly weighted for safety.

Clean Up

• Vendors are responsible for removing all trash and leaving their space clean at the end of the event.

Conduct

• Please treat customers, fellow vendors, and staff with respect.
• The market reserves the right to remove vendors who do not follow these guidelines.

Weather & Event Changes

The 100 Taylor Art Market operates rain or shine.

However, in the case of severe weather or circumstances beyond our control, the market may be delayed, modified, or canceled for safety reasons.

Vendor fees are non-refundable if the market itself is canceled by event organizers fees will roll over to rescheduled date

All Vendors agree to making 3 social media posts about the market as well as asking us to be a collaborator in as many instagram posts as you want during the month,collaborator posts do not need to be art market related

  • Nadine Shillingford

    The 100 Taylor art market is one of my favorite art venues in Nashville. The vendors are like a community and I always enjoy myself when I’m there. It’s a great opportunity for artists to show off their work. There is a great diversity of artists and vendors and we look out for each other. You get access to a live concert and there are food vendors as well. It’s a great way to spend a Saturday evening. Crystal and Tony know our names and are usually very flexible to help if we need anything or if our situations change.

  • Greg Urbaitis

    what 100 Taylor Arts has meant to me and has done for me. When my wife passed away I took to doing art as a form of therapy. As I continued, I started amassing more and more pieces, which began to cramp my little apartment. A friend suggested I sell my art, but as they were paintings it made it difficult most all of the flea markets were items displayed on tables. Some of my paintings were rather large. Trying to display them that way wasn't practical. 100 Taylor Arts is ideal for paintings and the like. And they let me - me, someone with no real background other than being self-taught - show my paintings. I sold 12 that first show, and it gave me the reassurance needed to keep at it. That was back in 2021, and since then I haven't stopped. All I know is if it wasn't for 100 Taylor Arts, I can't say I would have continued. Along the way I have developed friendships, and now feel part of a community - that feeling itself being far more valuable than the sales themselves. I can't imagine what things would be like if 100 Taylor Arts had not given me that first opportunity

  • Mathew Cutright

    "It's hard to put into word what The Taylor Arts community means to me. Through the art markets, I have not only found a community of creatives; but I found myself as an artist. Taylor Arts gives back to the community of Nashville by accepting, encouraging, and embracing the small art community here in Nashville. By doing so, Iknow for a fact I am not the only one who has been impacted. I have gone from someone who barely believed his art would mean anything, to someone who can stand next to his work with confidence and joy! Without the unwavering support from the incredible people behind 100 Taylor Arts, and the Nashvillians who support the arts, I wouldn't be the artist I've grown into today!"

  • Pam Council

    After retiring in 2022 my goal was to devote my time to becoming a full time artist and finding an Art Community where I felt supported. 100 Taylor Art Market has really been a wonderful place for me to grow and showcase my Art monthly with a diverse group of creators. I get to meet and talk with people who love to support local Artists monthly. I have learned so much from other artists and the staff is so welcoming and encouraging.

  • Janet Calvo

    In 2023 I launched a creative outlet making sun catchers from reuse jewelry. Being involved at 100 Taylor Art Market has been an important step in getting out into he art community in Nashville. This event has all the great elements! A great venue, excellent administration and communication and most importantly a platform to meet and build relationships with other creatives. The traffic is always robust and the atmosphere is lively and exciting. I've made lasting connections and find that meeting the art creators and talking with the people who are interested in art has been invaluable. The 100 Taylor Art Market is a vibrant and collaborative event and a keystone for the art community in Nashville.

  • Lyn Stevens

    100 Taylor Arts Market, is a beautiful space, and provides opportunity for brand new, and established artists, to have a safe place, to sell their artwork in . The networking, and the friendships that I have made with other artists at this market, have been invaluable to me. As an emerging artist, it means everything to me, to be welcomed back to this market as a vendor, every single time I ask if they have room for me, to set up at an upcoming market.

    Lyn Stevens Photography