Market is this Saturday! Come to Elkmont and visit all the local shops or enjoy the trail. For more info, Elkmont Market Facebook Link If anyone is interested in a booth, let Chris Paysinger know. Booths are 10ft wide and 15ft deep. Cost is $15. Booth space for anyone wanting to sell produce and plants is only $5!
Here are some of the places you can visit while at the Market:
Downtown Elkmont stores:
Belle Chevre, Owl Creek Boutique, UG White, Paper Trail Antiques, The Hinge and Aardvark Tees.
Places you stop for a snack are Cindy Lou's Deli (across from downtown Church of Christ) and a mile to the west on 127 is Elkmont Subs and the Gin House.
Enjoy the beautiful weather on the Richard Martin Trail by walking, running as well as bike or horse riding. Please remember all land along the trail is private; stay on the trail. We love our visitors but it is startling to see people we don't know in our yards.
The Decatur Daily had an article about the opening of our Elkmont Market that you may want to read.
Link:
Elkmont Market Created to Sell Re-Purposed Creations
DeAnna McNeill, a mixed-media artist, said she plans to set up monthly at the new Elkmont market. She assembles wood, tin cans, bottle caps, old roof tins, car tags and cooking tins into a picture assemblage. “My work is more art, while his work can be reused,” McNeill said. “I love the way Chris saves interesting wood and makes it useful again.”
McNeill, an Athens resident, participated in Elkmont’s Hilltop Arts Festival in November. She loved the feel of this northern Limestone County town of close to 500 people. “I just love what Elkmont is trying to do,” McNeill said. “It’s an interesting place that’s become kind of hip in the way it supports the arts and small business.”
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