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Booth Rental & Vendor Malls in Tennessee

These 8 shops rent booth, shelf or display space to makers and small brands. You usually pay monthly rent, often plus a small commission, and stock the space yourself. All are in Tennessee; see all 115 nationwide.

The 8 shops

Historic Watertown Square · Watertown

The Local Collective TN

Curated vendor marketplace of 45+ local makers, artists, collectors and small businesses in historic Watertown.

Heads up: Paid program: monthly booth rent plus 20% commission on a three-month agreement.

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Chattanooga

Chattanooga Decorative Arts Collective (CDAC)

Decorative-arts center for artists, makers, designers and vendors, with rental and lease spaces.

Heads up: Space depends on availability; applying doesn't guarantee placement.

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Hixson · Chattanooga

Crafter's Emporium

Multi-vendor store renting space to small businesses and crafters.

Heads up: It's a booth-rental store.

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Red Bank

Vintage & More on the Blvd

Vintage market and shops in Red Bank, with a sister store, Vintage & More on the Pike, in Hixson.

Heads up: Mostly vintage and collectibles; booths are limited.

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North Chattanooga · Chattanooga

The Local Dive Retail

Vendor market of about 30 vendors: vintage clothing, mid-century furniture, retro housewares and handmade local goods.

Heads up: The booth price may have changed.

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West Knoxville · Knoxville

Southern Market

Large merchant-and-maker market.

Heads up: Rent amount not captured.

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Bartlett

Southern Vintage Co.

Heads up: Vintage/antique dealer program; response can take several months.

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Memphis

Poplar & Payne

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