Cheyenne plans pop-up September market
Late September will see Cheyenne residents treated to the opportunity to get a jump start on their shopping for the upcoming winter holiday season, and while they do, they will be supporting local small businesses.
The Heirlooms and Blooms Harvest Market will be popping up at Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, both indoors and out. According to its listing, it will be an expanded event over last year, and it will be open for seven hours.
Items on sale will include many gift ideas that have been created in the area. Everything from home decor to clothing, art, jewelry, and other goods will be in the mix, and there will also be baked goods available so that anyone who would like to fill their freezer with sweet treats can do so. Food vendors have been invited to participate, and the kids can spend some time in the Paul Smith Children’s Village. Admission will be free, and while they browse, attendees can enjoy the lush, green atmosphere.
Pop-up markets provide the public with an opportunity to find lots of unique handmade items in one place. A poster printing company can help to ensure community members know about any upcoming events planned for their area.
The Heirlooms and Blooms Harvest Market will be taking place at 710 Lions Park Drive on Saturday, September 21. More information for shoppers and interested vendors can be found on its Facebook listing.
The Heirlooms and Blooms Harvest Market will be popping up at Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, both indoors and out. According to its listing, it will be an expanded event over last year, and it will be open for seven hours.
Items on sale will include many gift ideas that have been created in the area. Everything from home decor to clothing, art, jewelry, and other goods will be in the mix, and there will also be baked goods available so that anyone who would like to fill their freezer with sweet treats can do so. Food vendors have been invited to participate, and the kids can spend some time in the Paul Smith Children’s Village. Admission will be free, and while they browse, attendees can enjoy the lush, green atmosphere.
Pop-up markets provide the public with an opportunity to find lots of unique handmade items in one place. A poster printing company can help to ensure community members know about any upcoming events planned for their area.
The Heirlooms and Blooms Harvest Market will be taking place at 710 Lions Park Drive on Saturday, September 21. More information for shoppers and interested vendors can be found on its Facebook listing.