Definition of Participant for the Purposes of Muskegon County Latino Festival: Any agency, business, non-profit, vendor, volunteer or entertainer.
Booths: All Participants are responsible for bringing their own tables, chairs and tents; park picnic tables are not available for use at booths. Rentals are available as needed please contact our board for fees. No electricity or connections available.
Electricity: All Participants must be self-contained, including water and electricity. Generators may be used and are encouraged. There are limited power outlets and water available, please come prepared with your necessities.
Public Admission: Open to the public at no charge.
Set-up: Set up time is scheduled between 1:00PM – 2:00PM.
Take down: 5:00PM - If unable to stay until 5:00pm please notify Latinos Working for the Future in this application.
Trash: Each Participant is responsible for maintaining the appearance and cleanliness of their booth and surrounding area to meet safety standards. Prior to vacating the booth space each vendor must clean the entire booth area and throw away all garbage. Any Participants disposing of trash and/or liquid in an unapproved space are subject to a $500 fine and other possible fines per the City of Muskegon. Storm drains may not be used for gray water, including cooking oils, but may be used for run-off of evaporated coolers and ice.
Stakes: are not permitted due to sprinkler lines.
Latinos Working for the Future will not be held responsible for loss or damage to property from any cause whatsoever associated with the 2024 Muskegon County Latino Festival.
