


TORI NORDIC FAIR (marketplace) – FREE TO THE PUBLIC
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2026 Tori Nordic Fair dates:
September 18-19, 2026
FinnFest 2026 welcomes all vendors interested in presenting Nordic-related ideas, services, and products to the general public. Businesses, community organizations and individuals are welcomed and encouraged. Both profit and non-profit institutions as well as individual entrepreneurs and artists will feel comfortable in the non-political, non-confrontational, and family-friendly atmosphere of the Tori (Finnish word for marketplace). This year Tori Nordic Fair will be free and open to the public.
Don’t think you’re nordic enough?
Vendors may include those that provide services or products related to the annual themes of FinnFest. We want to encourage as many vendors as possible to partake in the Tori Nordi Fair, so please do not hesitate to reach out to see if there is a place for your business or organization.
Booth sizes and prices enable a cross-section of interested vendors to apply. Small and large businesses will find the tori creates a unique opportunity to present their businesses to the public, to develop new clients and to sell products and services. The festival encourages organizations to rent a booth to provide information and exchange ideas with the public. Individuals may wish to demonstrate traditional Nordic crafts, to have items on display and to sell examples of their work. Some may wish to sell a book, a handmade object or a service. All will find a warm welcome.
General Information
It’s more than just a marketplace!
Be a part of the lively festival marketplace atmosphere with shopping, food, coffee, live music, demonstrations and information booths.
Criteria for Participation
The FinnFest Tori forms a marketplace built exclusively around products, services, and information reflecting the values and concerns of the Nordic countries and Nordic America with a special emphasis on Finland and Finnish America. Vendors are vetted based upon these values and concerns.
Nordic values of equality define the tori. Tori vendors include small and large businesses, professionals and amateurs, artists and crafters, for-profit and not-for-profit. The entire tori connects the tori attendees to a Nordic dialogue, including the principle of equality.
Products can be mass-produced or hand-crafted. Vetting will involve concern that the products meet Nordic standards regarding:
- Design
- Aesthetics
- Quality of materials
- Respect for the Environment
- Concern for Labor conditions
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