Studio 419 to host kids farmers market
MEDIA RELEASE__Studio 419 will be hosting a kids farmers market on February 28 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and will be open to the public.
Kids are welcome to make baked goods, soaps, bracelets and much more to sell at the market. Sign up using the link below to rent a table and two chairs. First come, first served.
https://forms.gle/dGT8poSz9Uf5VeJJ8
There is a required $20 deposit to sell your items at the farmer's market and receive the rental; you will get $10 back if you are present on the day of the farmer's market.
Call Studio 419 at 419-235-1082 or go to the studio at 113 South Main St. to pay your deposit.
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