Local cooksand makers selltheir best work.

Venda con nosotros.

We keep space for cooks, bakers, artisans, and makers. If you cook Puerto Rican food or make something by hand, apply below. We read applications in the order they arrive and reply by email.

  • Food, drinks, craft, and community stalls
  • Applications read in order
  • Saturday, October 3, 2026
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From roadsidelechoneras tothe plaza.

La tradicion del vendedor.

Selling food and craft at a Puerto Rican festival is a tradition that reaches back past this one day. It is the lechoneras on the side of the road in Guavate, the kioskos in Luquillo, the artisan in the plaza in Old San Juan on a Sunday afternoon.

The vendor row at A Taste of Puerto Rico is a small version of that. Local cooks who know what arroz con gandules is supposed to taste like. Makers who cut, sew, paint, and carve by hand.

If that is you, apply. We read every application and reply to every one.

A plate of golden tostones, twice-fried plantains
Historic coffee hacienda in Lares, Puerto Rico coffee country

Food

Hot food cooked on site. One space is $250, two spaces side by side $450.

Drinks

Coffee, juices, and other non-alcoholic drinks. One space is $200, two spaces side by side $360.

Craft or art

Handmade work: art, jewellery, clothing, woodwork. One space is $150, two spaces side by side $270.

Community group

Churches, nonprofits, and neighbourhood groups with something to tell people about. One space is $100, two spaces side by side $180.

Handcrafted vejigante masks on display in San Juan

Apply to sell at the festival.

Solicitud de vendedor.

Tell us what you sell and how to reach you. We read applications in the order they arrive and reply by email.

The festival keeps space for people who cook Puerto Rican food and people who make things by hand.