Mainstreet Mexico is excited to announce Market Madness, a community-wide yard sale event taking place Sunday, April 19 from noon to 5 p.m. in downtown Mexico with a rain date scheduled for Sunday, …
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Mainstreet Mexico is excited to announce Market Madness, a community-wide yard sale event taking place Sunday, April 19 from noon to 5 p.m. in downtown Mexico with a rain date scheduled for Sunday, April 26.
Market Madness will transform the square into a lively, open-air marketplace with vendors set up throughout the district offering everything from household goods and vintage finds to unique treasures waiting to be discovered.
Vendor spaces for the event are nearly full, and organizers are now encouraging the community to come downtown and enjoy an afternoon of bargain hunting and exploration.
In addition to yard sale vendors, a small selection of food and beverage vendors will also be available, giving visitors the chance to grab a bite while they shop and explore the Square.
“Market Madness is a fun opportunity for people to spend time downtown and see what our community has to offer,” said Katie Smith, Executive Director of Mainstreet Mexico. “It’s a great excuse to come out, walk the Square, and enjoy an afternoon with friends and neighbors.”
For more information about Mainstreet Mexico and upcoming events, visit www.mexicosquare.org.
