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    Clarktober Fest 2016:
    Calling all artists and arts & crafts vendors

    July 5, 2016No Comments
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    logo_madeinclarkdale2Clarkdale AZ (July 5, 2016) – Made In Clarkdale and the businesses in downtown Clarkdale are organizing the 3rd annual GREAT street event – CLARKTOBER  FEST 2016 – for Saturday, October 1, 2016 from 2pm to 9pm on Main Street in Clarkdale.  There will be bands performing on the music stage – food (from Clarkdale’s best), games, beer and wine gardens, and vendor booths for artists, arts & craft people, and organizations.

    Vendor space is available! Vendors will be provided a 10×10 space on the street – you will bring your own tent, tables, chairs, etc.  The cost of the booth space will be $25 for all vendors.  If you are interested in a booth space you can go to www.clarktoberfestaz.com and “CLICK” on Participants Forms to complete our online application or email Robyn at madeinclarkdale2012@gmail.com  and she will email back to you a vendor application.  If you have any questions, also email Robyn at madeinclarkdale2012@gmail.com.

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