As you’ve probably heard by now, REV has partnered with Woodlawn Street Market to put on a month long pop-up called Woodlawn Marketplace! The marketplace features 12 vendors and has everything from fresh pressed juice to handmade earrings. To give you a better look into all the goodies that are available at the marketplace, Bekah Fox is here to give you a virtual tour and tell you a little bit more about each of our very special vendors.
First up, Bekah is going to take us through the retail section of the pop up! The vendors featured here are:
Next up Bekah is going to walk through the grab n go section and showcase all the yummy treats on display! The vendors featured here are:
Be sure to come check out the marketplace from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Thursday – Saturday or 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Sunday through October 3rd. Don’t miss out on the chance to support your local makers – we hope to see you there!
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