Pomona Square
1700 Reisterstown Road
(Exit 20 off of 695, .25 miles South of the Beltway on Reisterstown Rd)
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We only accept vendors with produce/products/food/beverages that are home-made or home-grown. Preference is given to Maryland artisans, farmers, and bakers.
Food vendors must have the proper permit from Baltimore County. We highly encourage every vendor to purchase insurance at a nominal fee for liability protection. The average cost is $125 annually for all of your markets. You can purchase insurance from a Maryland Farmers Market Association approved business.
More information on our market, including policies, can be found in the Vendor Handbook below.
Interested vendors can download the vendor application, fill it out, and email it to our office: info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org. It is a good idea to provide photos of your product and, when possible, samples of food.
We ONLY accept home-made, home-grown, and home-baked items. We do not duplicate vendors. We occasionally have limited space for pop-up business vendors and nonprofits. Nonprofits that are chamber members can make arrangements to be an occasional pop-up vendor; contact the chamber for more information.
For more information, email: info@greaterbaltimorechamber.org
Hillside Meadow Farm
farm-fresh vegetables, fruit, beef, lamb, pork, chicken, eggs
McCleaf’s Orchard
farm-fresh berries, fruits, vegetables, herbs, eggs, apple sauce, cider, honey
Twin Valley Distillers
locally-sourced Maryland-made bourbon, whiskey, rum, & seasonal flavored spirits
Flash Crabcake Company
crabcakes and cream of crab soup
Kona Ice
your favorite flavored shaved ice; sugar-free also available
~KOSHER~
Your Traveling Chef
freshly made food, varies week to week
can include: fish, wraps, soup, potato salad, drinks, & more
Lil’ Ria Natural Soaps
natural, handmade soaps, soy candles, sugar scrubs & whipped skin butter
Celestial Dreams
come by and smell us! aroma buttons, incense sticks, sage, and more
I Love Munchies
homemade popcorn and nut mixes
Celestial Bonsai (pop up only)
Bonsai grown and curated by Bonsai Master, Benny Zhang
Maryland-made wine from Maryland grown grapes
The Living Room
information on medical cannabis
Europe Restaurant-Pit Beef
pit beef and smoked meats, including baby back ribs, beef steak, pit beef sandwiches, pork, beef, and chicken kebabs, from the owners of Europe Restaurant
Classique Jewelry
handmade pewter earrings and accessories
The Maryland Money Market program is back this year, 2024!
Maryland Market Money (MMM) is a statewide food access program that feeds Marylanders and supports farmers through farmers markets. MMM removes economic barriers for food-insecure Marylanders, providing a dollar-for-dollar match for purchases made using federal nutrition benefits at Maryland farmers markets. MMM is a multi-tasking program that helps shoppers, farmers, and markets equally. It helps shoppers by lowering economic barriers to healthy foods; farmers by improving their economic viability; and markets by increasing their customer base.
Maryland Market Money is run jointly by the Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC), a division of the Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland, and the Maryland Agricultural & Resource-Based Industry Development Corporation (MARBIDCO).
Funding for this program is based on a complex network of public and private partnerships, and includes generous grants from the Maryland Department of Agriculture, Rural Maryland Council, Baltimore City, Montgomery County, and Prince George’s County.
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“Joining the Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce was one of the best decisions for our business. We have been in business for 9 years and belong to many chambers and business associations. This has by far been the best! Beth and team do exactly what a chamber is supposed to do: they support your business, help you generate leads, and promote your business. They hold networking and events that will help your business grow!“
Joni Elmore, Owner at Kona Ice of Central Baltimore County
