(Posted Sept. 19, 2022)
By Kristy Zurbrick, Madison Editor
The Mount Sterling Market Crew is hosting their annual Street Market on Sept. 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in downtown Mount Sterling. The event features approximately 40 vendors selling everything from home decor to jewelry and t-shirts. A car show, face painting, and food trucks also are planned.
Vendor tents and booths will line London Street. Local shops and restaurants also will be open. Vendor spaces measure 10×10 feet and are $25. For details, contact Barbie Wallace at msmarketcrew@gmail.com or (614) 832-0796.
Urban Pineapple is sponsoring the 1st Annual Stylin’ & Decor Car, Truck and Bike Show. A total of 55 trophies will be awarded. Dash plaques and swag bags go to the first 25 registrants. The entry fee is $10. Registration runs from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. with judging taking place at 2 p.m. and the awards ceremony at 3 p.m. A 50/50 raffle and door prizes also are planned. Anyone interested in sponsoring the car show with a monetary contribution or items for the swag bags can contact Wallace. Sponsor names will be announced throughout the show.
Tamra Hall with Columbus Creative Chics/Little Locals Boutique will offer free face painting for children at a tent set up in the vendor area. The Madison County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a deejay.
Food trucks will include Good Food Dude serving Philly cheesesteaks, Awesome Bagel Food serving breakfast and lunch sandwiches, Taco N Madre serving authentic Mexican food, Tony’s Hawaiian Shaved Ice & Cotton Candy, and Mama G’s Lemonade.
For the event, London Street will be closed from the Dairy Freeze at Houston Street to Ben & Joy’s Restaurant at Columbus Street. Main Street will be closed from High Street to Market Street. Vendors will be located along London Street. The car show will take place on Main Street with overflow on London Street. The food trucks will be set up near town hall.
An information booth will share details about upcoming events hosted by the Market Crew, Chamber of Commerce, and village of Mount Sterling
