Spring has arrived in Spokane, bringing with it a whimsical shopping experience at the Guardian this weekend. The Enchanted Marketplace will take place at the old church on Washington and Sinto in North Central Spokane on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Local vendors will be selling handcrafted goods such as bath bombs, jewelry, leather goods, pottery, and fairy-tale accessories at the event.
Ashley Warner of the Guardian expressed excitement for the Enchanted Market, which features a whimsical fairy and gardens spring theme. The market will showcase handpicked vendors with unique, curated products to support the local community. Visitors can expect to find unexpected treasures while also supporting local artisans and businesses.
In addition to shopping, attendees can indulge in food from a taco truck parked outside the venue. To add to the festive atmosphere, a costume contest will be held, encouraging attendees to dress up in whimsical attire, garden fairy costumes, or garden gnome outfits.
The Enchanted Marketplace offers a unique opportunity for shoppers to find one-of-a-kind products while supporting local businesses. The event promises a day of fun and discovery for all who attend. Attendees are reminded that the event is copyrighted by KXLY and may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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