Portland Pride Waterfront Festival

LGBTQIA2S+ Maker’s Market

As a part of our commitment to uplift and showcase the talents of the LGBTQIA2S+ community we are creating our first ever Maker’s Market area within the Portland Pride Waterfront Festival. Tables in the LGBTQIA2S+ Maker’s Market are for solo, independent artists (photography, drawing, painting, etc.) and makers located within Oregon and SW Washington.

We recognize the importance of supporting and amplifying the work of historically underrepresented communities, particularly Black, Indigenous, and communities of color. We strongly encourage applications from LGBTQIA2S+ Black, Indigenous, and people of color makers. Our goal is to create an inclusive, vibrant marketplace that celebrates the richness of creativity across our community.

To Qualify:

  • Maker’s must identify as a part of the LGBTQIA2S+ Community

  • Have an Annual Revenue of less than $25,000

  • Products must by handmade, original art and craft, including hand-crafted artisan jewelry, by person applying.

  • Unique products you design and produce in small quantities within the U.S.

No resellers.

What’s included:

$250

  • 6’ table

  • 1 chair

  • Canopy Covered space

  • Approx. tabling space is 6ft wide and 5ft deep.

    Electricity is available for an additional fee of $105

How to Apply

Applications for the LGBTQIA2S+ Maker’s Market will be accepted beginning Friday, 13th.

Step 1: Go to EventHub and create an account, or login if you already have an account.

Step 3. Go to the Portland Pride Waterfront Festival page on EventHub

Step 4. Under “Book Booth” select the correct booth to book and Add to cart

Step 5. Complete your application (How to Submit an Order)

Step 5. You will receive an email confirming your application submission from EventHub.
If you do not receive an email please check your spam folder.

LGBTQIA2S+ Maker’s must adhere to the 2026 Festival Exhibitor Agreement.

If you have any questions on applying to be a part of the LGBTQIA2S+ Maker’s Market, please contact Karianne at khorton@pridenw.org