LYNCHBURG, Tenn. — The annual Frontier Days Festival will return to the historic Lynchburg Square and Wiseman Park on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27 and the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting vendor applications.

Last year’s events turned out to be the surprise success of the season. The Lynchburg Chamber Frontier Days Committee worked hard to infuse the event with some fresh energy adding a Power Wheels Demolition Derby and Hot Air Balloon Rides along with favorites like the SCA Steak Cookoff, Kid’s Pedal Tractor Pull, Ladies’ Skillet Toss Contest, and new events this year like a Cruise In on the historic square, a Veterans Wing Cookoff, Tractor Parade, and more.

These new events are in addition to carnival rides, a petting zoo, cultural arts exhibits, as well as live music by the 90 Proof Band and Nashville musician Cody Cozz.

Vendor success stories in 2025 included local artists, crafters, locally-made, handmade, as well as small businesses selling holistic and all natural, locally-sourced products.

The Lynchburg Chamber will offer a fun-packed couple of days on the historic Lynchburg Square that should bring a crowd. Local public safety officials will close traffic to the interior of the square but Mechanic Street South (from Farmers Bank to the red light) will remain open to allow Jack Daniel’s tour buses to still enter the square and visitors can shop at local small businesses. However as the day progressed, local officials reserve the right to shut down all entrances to avoid issues.

Applications due by June 9

Fees for a 10 x 10 space will be $75. Multiple spaces can be secured at a discount and limited power (a 20-amp plug) will add an additional $25 fee. Food vendor fees are $150 for a single 10×10 space, $175 for a 10×20 space, and $200 for two 10×30 spaces. Non-profit 501(c)3 organizations can participate for free. The set up time will be on Friday, June 21 at 5 p.m. with the event kicking off at 6 p.m.

Vendors must furnish their own tables, chairs, canopies, tents, and approved extension cords. Canopies and tents must be secured /weighted down to avoid injury and or damage. Food Vendors must show proof of fire extinguisher. Vendors using electricity are required to use approved yellow extension cords that will be inspected by a Chamber representative. Use of generators is discouraged.

For a full vendor’s application click this link. For questions about space availability contact Kaya Gordon at 931.759.4111 or email marsha.lynchburgcoc@gmail.com.

Applications with payment are due no later than June 9. Completed applications can be mailed to the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 421, Lynchburg, TN 37352. •

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