

Tour Stop Participation Criteria
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Tour Stops, for the purpose of this program, must be a working farm or other agricultural settings where visitors interact with the farm landscape or participate in an agricultural process for tourism or leisure purposes.
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Tour Stops must be able to participate both Fri & Sat of the Ag & Arts Tour.
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Tour Stops must have liability insurance.
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Tour Stops must be in production at some point during the year.
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Locations must be easily accessible by 2 wheel drive vehicles.
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All sites must be visitor friendly, clean, and able to provide ample parking.
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Tour Sites must agree to host artisans at their site during the tour.
Tour Stop Responsibilies
As an Ag & Arts Tour Site:​
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You agree to not charge admission to your farm or market (you can sell products and charge for activities but admission must be free).
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You will contact your insurance agent to ensure you are carrying adequate liability insurance and take steps to reduce or eliminate risk due to negligence.
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You are encouraged to provide demonstrations, guided tours or activities on Friday/ Saturday.
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You agree to promote the tour to the best of your ability through your social media, website, blogs and other marketing efforts.
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You agree to be available for an in-person site tour prior to the start of the Ag & Arts Tour.
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Participate in Ag & Arts Tour prep-meeting.​
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Complete a Hold Harmless Agreement as part of Application process.
Application Process
To apply to become a Tour Stop on the Ag & Arts Tour 2026, please complete the online Vendor Application and Hold Harmless Agreement, and submit application fee.
Applications, to be included as a stop on the Tour, will be accepted until May 1, 2026.
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To be listed in promotional materials, applications must be submitted no later than April 1, 2026. Applications submitted after April 1 cannot be guaranteed addition in the printed promotional materials.
Have questions? Please email: AgAndArtsTour@gmail.com
Artisan vendor applications are being accepted at the same time as Tour Stops. If you know of an artisan(s) that you would like to be at your location during the tour weekend; please let them know that they will need to complete a Vendor Application and provide your locations name when they apply.
Are you a business located IN DOWNTOWN Centerville, TN?
If your location does not meet the criteria to be an official Tour Stop, you can still be part of the Ag & Arts Tour experience.
For 2026, we are doing something new.
All interested downtown businesses will be grouped together and listed as one collective Downtown Centerville Stop on the Ag & Arts Tour map and materials. This allows visitors to intentionally plan time to shop, dine, and explore everything our Square has to offer — while keeping our farm and rural Tour Stops focused on agricultural locations.
If you are interested in being included:
• Please complete this Downtown Business application by April 1
We would truly love to support and promote your business as part of the 2026 Ag & Arts Tour.
Downtown Centerville is the heart of our community — and we’re excited to highlight it together.



