Vendor Information:
- Vendor Booths - 10' wide, 8' deep booth includes one 8' table with 8' black pipe and drape backdrop and side


*Additional tables and multiple booth pricing available - please call or email for information
- First paid gets first choice of tables and location
- Table linen, electricity and extension cords provided free of charge
- Credit card payment service available (detailed below)
- Fully staffed entrance and exit monitoring all purchases
- Labels to mark sold items will be provided for each table
*Space may be available on a walk-in basis, no guarantees though!
Credit Card Payment Service
The majority of people prefer to pay with plastic these days, so to make your trip less of a hassle and more profitable, we have decided to offer all vendors the ability to accept credit/debit cards. A table will be set up near the entrance for any customer who wishes to make a purchase with a credit card. Once you and the customer have agreed on the sale, send the customer to this table with a receipt for the merchandise they wish to purchase from you. We will run their card and give them a voucher to give to you as payment. At the end of the day, you will turn in all of your vouchers to the front table and receive payment from the KRBE. We will be charging a service fee to the customer, but not to you, the vendor. You will receive payment in full for all of your sales. If you have your own method of accepting credit/debit cards, please feel free to use it, we simply want to help the vendors who do not.
Advertising
Manhattan is a prime location for this event. KSU and Fort Riley numbers alone total over 40,000 with fresh faces every year. The city itself is home to roughly 30,000 more residents and is within an easily travelled distance from larger cities such as Wichita, Salina, Topeka, Kansas City, Omaha, and Lincoln.
- Advertisement on Kingsnake.com
- Advertisement in Reptiles Magazine
- Billboards on 2 major highways
- Print ads in 6 area newspapers including the Manhattan Mercury, KSU Collegian, and Daily Union
- Radio ads on stations such as KRock, Z96.3, and KJCK 97.5
- Posters and flyers given out to multiple locations throughout the region