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Community Spotlight: Grazing Tables

By Bradley ZimmermanTaylor Mitchell,

2024-07-26

DANVILLE, Ill. (WCIA) — Grazing Tables is a community vendor fair in Danville that brings together local small businesses. Set for August 10, it is organized by Chris Pratt and his wife Annette, the co-owners of Yummy to my Tummy.

Chris came on The Morning Show to preview the event. There will be over 70 vendors and food trucks and it takes at Lincoln Park in Danville.

People can follow Grazing Tables on the event’s Facebook page .

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