Fenton Street Market Bigger and More Interesting Than Anticipated
While I was delighted that Silver Spring was finally getting its own flea market, I had been approaching this Saturday's debut of the Fenton Street Market with a bit of skepticism. Could they sign up enough vendors to make it work? Would their wares be of any interest to me?
However, through a review of a list of vendors I was pleased to discover there will be far more participants (80!) than I had expected, and that there are indeed a number whose descriptions I find intriguing.
For example:
- Community Forklift--architectural salvage
- Riverdale Model Train Club--demonstrating vintage model trains
- Vintage 5--German imports and vintage ephemera
- Melissa Avery--vintage records and Hawaiian shirts
- Antiquariat--architecture & urban planning books
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I'm looking forward to it! SS's coolness factor gets another boost.
If you go to the Fenton Street Market, check out Neville's Natural Nibbles for all-natural dog and cat treats. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Washington Animal Rescue League, as will all the proceeds from a raffle at the booth.
Disclaimer: No connection to the vendor, who I understand is a SS teen who bakes the treats in the family kitchen, but I do support WARL.
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