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The Rotary is seeking artisans, retail, specialty food, and holiday vendors whose products and presentation align with the festive European marketplace event atmosphere.
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. - Californer -- Holidays in the Village: A European Marketplace, presented by the Rotary Club of Westlake Village, is accepting vendor applications.
The 5th Annual Holidays in the Village will take place at The Oaks in Thousand Oaks on December 5 and 6. The holiday festival is inspired by traditional European Christmas markets The Rotary is seeking artisans, retail, specialty food, and holiday vendors whose products and presentation align with the festive European marketplace event atmosphere.
"Last year, Holidays in the Village attracted more than 14,000 visitors in just one day, so we are expanding the festival to two days this year," says Mike Dutra, Rotary Club member and festival chair. "It's an opportunity to reach thousands of community members during the heart of the holiday season."
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Sixty vendors will be selected. Booth sizes are approximately 10' x 10'. In addition to vendors, the event features holiday décor, live holiday entertainment including carolers, seasonal food and a Kris Kringle Village for kids.
Admission and parking are free.
For vendor information and the vendor application form, visit https://holidaysinthevillage.org/artisan-vendors. Email questions to vendors@holidaysinthevillage.org.
The 5th Annual Holidays in the Village will take place at The Oaks in Thousand Oaks on December 5 and 6. The holiday festival is inspired by traditional European Christmas markets The Rotary is seeking artisans, retail, specialty food, and holiday vendors whose products and presentation align with the festive European marketplace event atmosphere.
"Last year, Holidays in the Village attracted more than 14,000 visitors in just one day, so we are expanding the festival to two days this year," says Mike Dutra, Rotary Club member and festival chair. "It's an opportunity to reach thousands of community members during the heart of the holiday season."
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Sixty vendors will be selected. Booth sizes are approximately 10' x 10'. In addition to vendors, the event features holiday décor, live holiday entertainment including carolers, seasonal food and a Kris Kringle Village for kids.
Admission and parking are free.
For vendor information and the vendor application form, visit https://holidaysinthevillage.org/artisan-vendors. Email questions to vendors@holidaysinthevillage.org.
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