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Farmers Market Banners

Market managers, farm stands and vendor groups hang a farmers market banner along the road to the lot, at a park gate or on a fence near the parking area. The two optional lines can list the market days and hours, and what is sold, such as local produce and eggs.

FARMERS MARKETSATURDAYS 8 AM TO 1 PMLOCAL PRODUCE AND EGGS
24 in48 in

4 x 2 ft

  • Exact previewReal size

  • HemmedGrommets included

  • Free ship $99+Else $9.99

1Choose a design
2Your text

Dashed text is an example. Switch a line off to leave it off.

3Material
4Size
5Finishing

Every banner comes with hemmed edges and brass grommets around the edges, ready to tie to a fence, wall or frame. Printed on one side.

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Farmers Market Banner prices

SizeVinyl bannerMesh banner
2 x 4 ft$25.95$25.95
4 x 2 ft$25.95$25.95
6 x 2 ft$38.95$38.95
3 x 6 ft$57.95$57.95
6 x 3 ft$57.95$57.95
8 x 3 ft$76.95$76.95
8 x 4 ft$101.95$101.95

Per sign, one side. Shipping $9.99, free on $99+.

Where farmers market banners are used

A farm stand at a rural crossroads hangs a farmers market banner on the fence at the turn where drivers slow down, so they know the market is open on weekends. A city parks department puts one on the gate of its community garden, and a church hall uses another on the wall beside its parking area during the summer market. The market manager who orders the banner wants shoppers to find the lot without a map and to see the days before they reach the stalls.

Choosing the size and where to hang it

Use an 8 by 3 ft banner on a park gate, where the days and hours line can run long, and a 6 by 2 ft banner on a fence post near the market stall. The 13 oz vinyl suits railings, fences and storefront walls. Zip ties or bungee cords through the grommets hold it to a fence or railing, and screws through them hold it to a wall. Place it at the turn into the lot, facing the approach, so drivers can read it before they pass.

Questions about farmers market banners

What should the days and hours line say?

Write the days first, such as Saturdays, then the hours, such as 8 am to 1 pm. Keep the line short so it reads from a passing car. The preview shows the exact wording before it prints.

Can I list what the vendors sell?

Yes. The second optional line can name items such as baked goods, honey or eggs. Only type what your vendors actually sell, because the banner prints exactly as the preview shows.

Which size suits a park gate or road corner?

An 8 by 3 ft or 8 by 4 ft banner gives room across a park gate. A 6 by 2 ft size suits a fence post at a road corner. Many towns regulate roadside signs, so check your local rules before you hang one off the lot.

Can the banner show a winter market schedule?

Yes, if the days and hours fit on the optional line at a readable size. Type the season's schedule the way shoppers will read it, such as Saturdays 9 am to 1 pm through March. Check the live preview to confirm the line fits.

Should the banner name the market organizer?

Use one of the lines for the group name only if the days and hours still fit at a readable size. Otherwise leave the name off and let the schedule do the work.

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