COMMUNITY TABLES

Community Tables

Stay tuned for application details for the 2026 Festival.

See a list of Community Tables at the Festival here.

The Takoma Park Folk Festival welcomes all community non-profits to join us! Stay tuned for an application form to register for a non-profit organization table at the 2026 Takoma Park Folk Festival.

If your organization gathers groups of volunteers to perform community service projects, you may want to consider becoming a TPFF beneficiary group.

Email tables@tpff.org if you have questions.

Details

The Festival takes place on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Spaces are 10' x 10' and include an 8' table.

Fees

Tables are $75 for organizations that are not collecting donations/fundraising or selling organizational merchandise.
Tables are $95 for organizations that will be collecting donations/fundraising, or selling organizational merchandise.

Payment

You may pay:

Online at http://e.tpff.org/tables
By check or money order to:

Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc.
ATTN: Community Tables
7304 Carroll Ave. #192
Takoma Park, MD 20912

We reserve the right to refuse participation by any organization for any reason. If we refuse your organization, we will refund the fee paid.

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel by August 15, your entire payment will be refunded. However, if you cancel after August 15 or fail to appear at the Festival, your fee is not refundable.

Guidelines for Participation

Any non-profit organization may participate; regardless of 501(c)(3) status.
We reserve the right to refuse participation by any organization for any reason. Any fees paid to date will be refunded.
Please choose your table type and cost based on whether or not you plan to collect money via donations or membership sales, and/or sell organizational merchandise. Groups may sell such items as T-shirts, literature, buttons, and bumper stickers directly related to their mission.
Sale of jewelry, food, beverages, or crafts of any kind is prohibited because these compete with artisans and food vendors who pay fees to be vendors.
All community groups can use their table as a forum to educate the public about the organization and/or issues, and may request signatures for petitions, enlist volunteers, and distribute free literature.