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The eighth annual Market presented by Avenue for the Arts begins Saturday, June 11th, 2011. Vendor registration is now open to anyone who has handmade artwork and/or crafts for sale. The Market, located on South Division between Weston and Cherry, will showcase local artists, entertainers, and businesses throughout the summer. The Market is a great opportunity for Grand Rapids artists and community to support each other, as well as to network and become involved.
Registration is open to anyone in the Grand Rapids area. There are four easy ways to find out more about registration and event details:
- Starting May 9th Visit us online for a downloadable registration form
- Call or e-mail Jenn Schaub at (616)855-0435 / [email protected] for a registration form
- Find us on Facebook! (Avenue for the Arts)
- Stop down at 106 Division the day of the market between 3pm-4pm for registration and setup
Avenue for the Arts Market is a reoccurring event, and will continue on the second Saturday of July, August and September. The Market is located on the sidewalks of South Division between Weston and Cherry, and will run from 4-9pm. Market dates include June 11, July 9, August 13, September 10.
The Market continues to grow year after year, attracting many unique and talented local artists who sell artwork such as photos, sculptures, paintings, prints, T-shirts, handmade goods, jewelry, and much more. Entertainment such as live bands, drum circles, DJs and dancers will also be performing throughout the summer. The Market presented by Avenue for the Arts is a program facilitated by the Dwelling Place. Questions? Call or e-mail Jenn Schaub at (616)855-0435 or / [email protected]
What: the Avenue for the Arts Market
When: June11, July 9, August 13 and September 10
Where: Between Weston and Cherry
Why: to celebrate community, enjoy art and music and visit local businesses in the Heart of Grand Rapids.
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