Music On The Square
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Vendor events are quite scary to be a part of. At least at first. Music On The Square in New Philadelphia was my third vendor event in the last two years, and I had a great time. But the initial fear was still there. Until I met my vendor neighbor. His name was Joey. He was friendly and I enjoyed talking with him, and he helped me relax. * Setting up was a fairly easy process this time. I was running late initially, but was lucky enough to find a parking spot close to my vendor area so unloading was easy, and Joey was nice enough to help out. Setup was easier this time around as well. I didn't bring everything with me. By "everything" I mean the paintings I have hung up at the Artisans on Canal shop in Bolivar, OH. My cars a bit too small to handle a 2' x 4' painting safely. 😅 But I still had plenty to show. The event was from 3pm-10pm, so I took an old painting I had stuffed in my closet and worked on it to help the hours pass by. I figured 7