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    Fayetteville’s First Fridays back for 2024

    By Austin Simms,

    25 days ago
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    FAYETTEVILLE, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Fayetteville’s First Fridays are back for 2024, a unique experience for locals and visitors alike.

    The second First Fridays event of the year will kick off this evening at 5 PM.

    Organized by the Fayetteville Merchants, this vibrant event will transform downtown Fayetteville into a bustling hub of activity on the first Friday of each month from May through November.

    First Fridays offer extended shopping hours, inviting attendees to explore the unique shops, boutiques, and galleries that line the streets of Fayetteville.

    See also West Virginia State Fair parking lot turned into flea market on Tuesdays and Saturdays

    As businesses stay open late, visitors can enjoy a leisurely evening of retail therapy.

    Adding to the festive atmosphere, Court Street will be closed to traffic to host an artisan market.

    Here, talented local and regional vendors will showcase their handmade goods, arts, and crafts.

    From jewelry by Daisy Hill Jewelry to prints by Dave Mele and unique ceramics from Slowdrift Ceramics, there is something to capture everyone’s interest.

    The event will also feature an array of food trucks serving up a variety of delicious local fare to satisfy all taste buds.

    Live music and entertainment will also be a part of the festivities adding to a perfect evening out for families, friends, and solo adventurers.

    Highlighted vendors for this season include:

    Daisy Hill Jewelry

    Dave Mele Prints

    Slowdrift Ceramics

    Souther Pillar Jeweler

    Serendipity LLC (“Little Jimmy’s Italian Ice”)

    Happy Little Faces Face Painting

    Lucian Williamson Art & Live Painting

    Owl Mountain Farm & Ghosts on the Gorge

    Fayetteville Woman’s Club

    Country Thai

    Ramsey Creative Emporium

    Kay’s Kreations

    Sherry’s Handmade Vintage Jewelry

    RVA Petal Party

    House of Ghee Crafts

    For those interested in becoming a vendor, it’s important to note that all participants must obtain a permit from the Town of Fayetteville.

    Food truck vendors are also required to meet the Fayette County Health Department’s standards and secure a food truck permit.

    An application and a juried selection process are mandatory for all vendors, ensuring a high-quality experience for attendees.

    Vendor setup begins at 4:30 PM, following the road closure, with the event running from 5 PM to 8 PM. Break down will start promptly at 8 PM.

    As a result of the event, Court St. will be closed this evening between Maple and Wiseman Ave. from 5 PM to 8 PM.

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