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Canopy Season's mission is simple: accuracy.

The platform is still early. Every event in the catalogue is being worked through by hand — state by state, checking dates, deadlines, contacts and links against what the organizer actually publishes. That work is underway rather than finished, and it moves at a few hundred events a month. The goal is simple: give vendors information they can trust.


What you'll find

Canopy Season is built to help you make better decisions about where to vend. Listings are built around the information that actually matters when you’re deciding whether an event is worth your time.

You’ll find application links, important dates, fees when available, vendor reviews, and editorial notes when organizers leave questions unanswered. Where a state is marked verified, its events have been through end to end by a person — dates, deadlines, contacts and links checked against the organizer. Everywhere else the details are gathered automatically and confirmed as we reach them. We don’t pretend every event has perfect information—but we do our best to tell you what we know, what we couldn’t verify, and where to find the rest.

What Canopy Season Does Not Do >>

Hi, I’m Paul—the guy behind Canopy Season.

After five years of vending, I realized finding reliable event information was far harder than it should be. Organizer websites are often incomplete, outdated, or difficult to navigate, and the details vendors actually need are scattered across multiple places. Instead of accepting that, I built Canopy Season—the resource I wished I’d had when I started.

I don’t believe vendors should have to become detectives just to find reliable event information. That’s why accuracy is the foundation of Canopy Season. We verify event details whenever possible and are transparent when information can’t be confirmed.

If you spot something we’ve missed, have an event to suggest, or just want to say hello, I’d love to hear from you.

See you out there,
Paul

Paul Burton, owner and artist of OddGoods, posing at his tent on a typical weekend.

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