Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Centennial Park in downtown New Rockford was filled with many vendors and customers.
Kathy Anderson Creations was one of many vendors set up in Centennial Park.
The Summer Street Market also had many things for kids to enjoy; like face painting and a petting zoo! At left, a little girl is shown feeding a goat at the petting zoo.
The Flair Boutique, owned and operated by Emma Myhre, opened its doors for the first time during the street market. The boutique is filled with clothes, home décor, accessories and so much more! Check out the Flair Boutique's website at www.the-flair-boutique.com to see what they have to offer, and have your order shipped to you or pick it up in store. Not only will this be a boutique, but also a coffee shop. Myhre purchased the equipment from the former Latté Lobby, and she expects to have it up and running soon.
Clean Little Boy Soaps was another vendor set up in Centennial Park.
Happy Camper served ice cold beverages on this hot summer day.
Wildflour Cupcakery sold delicious cupcakes during the Summer Street Market.
The New Rockford Summer Street Market season kicked off on Thursday, July 16.
A total of 20 vendors filled Centennial Park in downtown New Rockford. From soaps, to flowers, to cupcakes and so much more!
Along with the vendors in the park, a few businesses on central avenue also had special sales for the street market. Wonder Lanes Bowling Alley had a BOGO deal of buy two games, get one free. Hanson's Bar also had a BOGO deal on all drinks from 4 to 8 p.m.
