Dear Editor,
Vendors from as far away as Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Colorado Springs come to Estes Park every fall for the eclectic Treasure Tables Arts and Crafts Sale and Festival.
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Dear Editor,
Vendors from as far away as Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Colorado Springs come to Estes Park every fall for the eclectic Treasure Tables Arts and Crafts Sale and Festival.
“We have moved to a new bigger location and are opening up the sale to more vendors,” said Nancy Hills, event organizer. “We are looking for vendors from Nederland, Ward, Longmont, Boulder and throughout the Front Range. We will have Allenspark’s Hilltop Guild crafts and goods for sale at one of our tables.”
The regional event takes place this year on Saturday, October 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It features free parking, free admission, several food trucks, a bake sale, and more than 44 vendors welcoming the public at the Fairgrounds, 1125 Rooftop Way, Estes Park. The event will be indoors at the main event center.
Last year more than 600 people attended, even though masks were required. “This year even more people are expected,” said
“It’s a wonderful day to come up to the mountains to buy treasures, enjoy the colorful aspen, and listen to the elk bugle.”
Inside the Event Center, myriad items will be for sale from fresh flowers, glassware, fanciful soaps, lotions and essential oils, keepsakes or ornaments, art work, candles, stained glass art, books, pottery, household and food products. If you are trying to get ahead of holiday shopping, this is the place to be!
And if you are a craftsperson, show off your work at this festival. “We are looking for vendors of every type,” added Hills. “Please contact me at peotreasuretables@gmail.com if you are interested in being a vendor.”
Treasure Tables is sponsored by a local chapter of a nationwide nonprofit philanthropic educational organization, P.E.O. Chapter IY, with all IY proceeds going to benefit women in furthering their college education.
“It’s a win-win situation,” added Hills. “So if you are a vendor looking for a prime location, send me an email to reserve your spot. And if you are looking to complete some early holiday shopping I’ll see you in October.”
Elisabeth Sherwin
Estes Park
