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Community Shines At Wauseon “Buy Local” Tent Sale

By Newspaper StaffJuly 19, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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(PHOTOS BY SIENNA GILL / THE VILLAGE REPORTER)
LOOKING FOR A DEAL … Shoppers sort through unique findings at a variety of vendor tables


FACE PAINTING … A young girl gets her face painted as she struggles to stay still and contain her excitement.


By: Sienna Gill
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
publisher@thevillagereporter.com

Wauseon was buzzing with activity on Thursday and Friday as families, friends, and curious shoppers and passersby flocked to the Wauseon “Buy Local” Tent Sale.


With a festive atmosphere and a strong sense of community, the event brought together a variety of local vendors, food, and family-friendly activities for all, creating a memorable summer activity for everyone who participated.

Set up at Ace Plaza, the event featured a large tent with vendors showcasing everything from handmade trinkets to brand new shoes to homemade baked goods, all of which drew a steady crowd.

Shoppers strolled from booth to booth, chatting with local artisans and discovering one-of-a-kind items that highlighted the entrepreneurial spirit and the creativity of the community.


“It’s a great way for people to come out and support local businesses and to see what our neighbors are passionate about.”

“It supports us, brings a little more attention to our small businesses, and it’s just fun for everyone,” said one vendor, who was selling everything from hats to blankets to 3D-printed figurines for the kids.

In addition to all this, there was a food truck set up from Zilantros Mexican Food, which had steady business all day.

For families, the highlight was the free face painting station, where children eagerly lined up to be transformed into whatever they wished. The event, altogether, was a great celebration of community, creativity, and connection.



 

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