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Walkabout Tremont Spring Fling This Friday, May 10th

Walkabout Tremont heads back outside for Spring Fling! Check out what’s in store for this Friday May 10th as we celebrate Walkabout’s fourth season with street performers (including Dr.U.R Awesome and his huge bubbles), Northcoast Promotions pop-up vendors at the corner of Professor & College (see exhibitor list below), art openings, church tours and food & drink specials from 5 – 9p.m.

May 10, 2019 Northcoast Promotions Pop Up Market

Angel Wick Candles…. soy candles

Cuyahoga County Department of Sustainability…information

Paw Kids…Pet bandanas

Sugar Lips…Bath & Body Pampering Products

In the 216 / Jewelry by Jenny…jewelry, t-shirts, candles & glass

James Lauren Beauty, LLC….hair & body care products

NJM Ceramics….MeBahs! ceramics

Papous Pastries….Greek pastries

Peace Eagle Clothing…ethically made women’s clothing & accessories

Transfigured Trees…wood turned bowls, pots, lamps & toys

Wood Thingamajigs…home décor, outdoor games, kitchen/bar ware out of wood

Drummer Boy……BBQ Sauces

New Show – Little Italy Art Walk – Sunday, June 2nd

We’re pleased to announce that Northcoast Promotions will be participating in June’s Little Italy Art Walk on Sunday, June 2nd from Noon to 5pm. This is a wonderful, family friendly event with over 100 visiting artists and exhibits from local, regional, national and international artists. Northcoast exhibitors will be located along Mayfield Road in the heart of Little Italy. If you or someone you know is interested in this opportunity, visit https://northcoastpromo.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/2019_Little_Italy_Art_Walk_Agreement_fillable.pdf for an application!

Little Italy Summer Art Walk
May 31, 2019 5-9pm
June 1, 2019 Noon-9pm
June 2, 2019 Noon-5pm (Northcoast participation date)

New Show for August – Polish American Cultural Center Presents The St. Dominic’s Fair

With 750 years of successful tradition, the history of the St. Dominic’s Fair goes back to the year 1260, when it was established by the decree of Pope Alexander IV. It began as a religious holiday, but eventually grew into a trade and cultural event with important significance for the city of Gdańsk, Poland.

In the spirit of the original fair, the Polish American Cultural Center in Slavic Village will hold the first St. Dominic’s Fair in Cleveland on Sunday, August 4th from Noon to 6pm at 6501 Lansing Ave, CLE 44105.

We’re looking for Old World crafts, American Makers and will have some limited space for commercial exhibitors. If you’re interested in space at we think is going to be a really great event, you can download a contract HERE