Vintage Makers Fest continues in Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn.—One festival continues in the Hub City offering food, fun, and shopping!
The Vintage Makers Festival continued today. The event took place at the Farmers Market and Amp in Jackson.
Several vendors were there with handmade items like soaps, candles, crafts, and jewelry for sale.
Those who attended could see a wide variety of art displayed and food trucks were available to grab a bite to eat while you browsed.
Guests could enjoy listening to live music and there was also a photo booth for snapshots.
A car show also took place as part of today’s events.
“So this is our second year here at the West Tennessee Farmers Market and the Amp, but this will be an annual event. But it was originally created last year in 2023 but here we are in 2024,” said Ashley Kate Adams, Co-founder, Vintage Makers Music and Art Festival.
Admission to the festival is free.
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