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Tottenham Community Week – vendors needed
May 16, 2013 · 0 Comments
The Tottenham Community Week (TCW) Committee is gearing up for another fabulous Street Festival on July 6.
Festivities begin at 10 a.m. and go until 5 p.m.
There is no entrance fee, no ticket ride purchases and no strings attached.
A great day to bring your family, friends and neighbours out and take part.
Many local businesses bring their business onto the street July 6th: We are a dog friendly event and have many interesting events for you and your pet!
Local and out of town vendors will be situated along Queen Street with many different items and services to offer. Last year was a great success, despite the early morning rain, and TCW is happy to welcome back returning vendors!
If you are a vendor, or know someone who would like to set up a display on the street July 6, please get in touch with Susie – Volunteer Vendor Co-ordinator at www.tottenhamcommunityweek.ca
Click on Vendor Info where you’ll find downloadable forms and telephone numbers for any questions you may have.
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