The Spur Area Chamber of Commerce will again present its Third Saturday Trade Day on March 19, 2022, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Swenson Park Show Barn.
Doors open for vendor setup at 8:00 a.m.; doors open to shoppers at 9:00 a.m.
Admission is free, and plenty of homemade goodies and meals are available as well as local craft and home décor items.
Vendor booths are $20; vendors may bring their own display tables but a limited number of tables are available on a first come, first served basis. Electrical outlets are also available on a first come, first serves basis, at no extra charge.
The vendor lineup as of March 15 features:
• Spur Apiary—local all-natural honey (and if you have a bee problem, you can make an appointment with him for hive removal at a reasonable price)
• Rock House Candy—homemade rock candy in a variety of flavors by Mandy Henry (and daughter Kelci will be selling her artwork at the same table)
• Crossroads Nutrition—Kayla Box and Robyn Truelock with Herbalife Energy Teas
• Janet Bridges —specialty breads, muffins, cakes and cupcakes
• West Texas Candle Company— Matt McArthur with handmade soy candles
• Designer made-to-order coffee mugs by Donnice Carruth
• Cowgirl Custom Freshies—custom car freshies by Kendra Matlock
• Cindy Martin—handmade blankets in adult and kid sizes
• Bohem’s Goodies and Chocolates—with homemade breads, chocolate, cookies and more
• Mary Bass—homemade jellies, soups and cookies
• Ramona Kleppner—alcohol ink coasters
• Deena Diane—crystals and healing stones
• Marvel Bucks Coffee and Teas—iced and hot coffees and teas by Karen Marvel
• L & M & Family Authentic Mexican Food—Nancy Vasquez will be serving her famous tamales in the kitchen along with some of her other family favorites
• South Plains Provision Company—Western fare with Southern flair, brunch and lunch items by Beverly Brannon Pickett
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