Submit your application on our site — no fee required. Just give us some basic info and a link to your work. If you don't have a website, email photos to info@pancakesandbooze.com. We accept artists until space fills up, so earlier is better.

One flat fee (typically $20, paid at registration) covers up to two pieces. Additional pieces are $20 each. Zero commissions on anything you sell — you keep 100% of every sale.

Artists display hangable work (canvas, prints, etc.) on gallery walls. Vendors sell from tables — think jewelry, trinkets, stickers, zines, apparel, prints, and all kinds of underground, vibey stuff. You can apply as both if you've got both types of work.

Minimum 3, maximum 10. Each piece can't exceed 3x3 feet (36x36 inches). Wall panels are 8x4 feet and displayed salon-style from floor to ceiling.

Yes — place prints, stickers, pins, and small items in bins on the floor beneath your displayed work. No tables in the gallery area though — those are reserved for vendors.

Vendor fees range from $75–$150 depending on the city. You bring your own table and chairs. Each space fits a 6-foot table in roughly an 8x5-foot area. Spaces sell fast — apply early.

Yes — you just need to be an accepted, exhibiting artist. No extra fee. Bring an easel, a chair, and a drop cloth. Your body paint model gets in free.

Installation is typically day-of between 1–5 PM. Artwork must be removed immediately after the show ends — no exceptions. Exact times come in your pre-event email.

Yes to both. Gallery walls and lighting are provided, along with hanging tools (screws, screw guns). Wire your pieces if you can, but stretched canvas works without it. No hammers or nails allowed.

Yes — you're on the guest list. Everyone else (including assistants) pays the cover. We offer discounted pre-sale tickets up to a week before, so tell your crew to grab those.