On Saturday, June 14, Washington Crossing Historic Park will host the annual McConkey’s Market for the 10th spring season, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Visitors will be able to walk around from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Around 100 vendors set up stalls twice a year to sell their wares while customers enjoy live music and food.
Stalls feature everything from handmade jewelry, artisan crafts, vintage goods, pottery, reclaimed furniture, and original art and photography.
The market is named after the McConkey Ferry Inn, a historic building at the park from the Revolutionary era.
The event will take place rain or shine, and attendees can explore the market for free.
The park will also have the first-ever Attic Treasures Sale that same day, also from 10 AM to 4 PM. The Taylorsville Store on Route 532 will host the event.
This sale will feature a selection of items donated by the local community. Among these items are books, dishes, chairs, artwork, vases, and more.
Money from the sale will go to the Friends of Washington Crossing Park.
To discover what’s in store at McConkey’s Market and the new Attic Treasures Sale at the Taylorsville Store, read the full article on Patch.
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