Dirtbag Ale's Farmer's Market: Our first time
Hello Dearest Dreamers!
Wishing you a happy Monday! I hope you had a good weekend! It was a busy weekend over here at the house while we prepped for our first Dirtbag Ale’s Farmer’s Market. Dirtbag Ale Brewery & Taproom is a local brewery over in Hope Mills (neighboring town). Their new building is so nice and they have such a huge open back area. It includes a patio, a separate little shack called Napkin’s Restaurant, a playground for the kids, a separate pavilion, and a huge lawn for people to just sit at. Next time I go, I’ll try to get some better outside pictures to show you! Next to their building is another open field and that’s where they host their weekly farmer’s markets.
We’re slowly building our inventory for the upcoming holiday season, but I am happy with how our table set up looks right now.
We’re selling:
* Paper pumpkin card sets
* Hand sanitizer holders
* Little composition notebooks
* Cards (sets and individuals)
* Small pizza treat boxes
* Boxes of Sunshine
* Mini Coffee cups with holders
The below pictures are from another event, but they’re the best look at some of the stuff on our table!
This card display is one of my favorite finds in the holiday catalog! I was struggling to find one in the size that I liked for a reasonable price, so this was a no-brainer. It’s been a huge help for my event.
These Boxes of Sunshine have been the biggest hit at the events, which makes me so happy. This was the first run of the boxes and I can’t wait to make more based on the upcoming holidays! They definitely have brought smiles to people’s faces and it makes my heart so happy.
The hand sanitizer holders have also been a huge hit thanks to COVID-19. These were inspired by Erica Cerwin and I love them!
We also have mini composition notebooks as well.
The final thing I wanted to share with you that I’m selling at my events are these wonderful mini coffee cups and holders, also found in the Holiday catalog. The beautiful thing is that they can be used for any holiday or season and they make great table decorations!
I can’t wait to go back next month (August 23, 2020) and set up again.
