BoothEconomy · June 23, 2026 A Facebook post comparing four booth layouts — inline, U-shape, L-shape, and island — drew nearly 300 comments from vendors. The U-shape, a layout many assume invites shoppers in, came under the heaviest criticism: vendors and shoppers alike described it as cramped, awkward to pass through, and in one case, physically inaccessible. The … [Read more...] about Vendors Are Eager To Discuss Their Booth Layouts
Leucadia Farmers Market Wins the Right to Relocate After 21 Years — Neighbor Appeal Denied
BoothEconomy · June 19, 2026 The Leucadia Farmers Market has been cleared to relocate to Oak Crest Middle School in Encinitas, California, after the Encinitas City Council denied a neighbor's appeal that sought to block or restrict the move. The market — which operated at Paul Ecke Central Elementary School every Sunday for 21 years — was forced to find a new … [Read more...] about Leucadia Farmers Market Wins the Right to Relocate After 21 Years — Neighbor Appeal Denied
Lane County Farmers Market Expands to Springfield
BoothEconomy · June 9, 2026 The Lane County Farmers Market officially expanded to Springfield, Oregon, on June 7, drawing an estimated 3,000 opening-day visitors to the Springfield Public Library grounds — well above organizers' expectations. The new Sunday market runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. through October 25, launching with roughly 25 vendors from the Willamette Valley and … [Read more...] about Lane County Farmers Market Expands to Springfield
A Billionaire’s Office Fight Is Costing Midtown’s Halal Cart Vendors Their Customers
When a New York City mayoral candidate picked a fight with one of the world's wealthiest hedge fund managers, the people caught in the middle were running halal carts on 51st Street. The conflict between Zohran Mamdani and Citadel's Ken Griffin over a proposed $6 billion Midtown office tower has generated the kind of political coverage that fills cable news cycles. Less … [Read more...] about A Billionaire’s Office Fight Is Costing Midtown’s Halal Cart Vendors Their Customers
The 76ers and Comcast Are Building a Pop-Up Vendor Market at East Market This Summer
Two of Philadelphia's most powerful corporate institutions are filling their commercial real estate with locally owned small businesses in pop-up storefronts — and calling it a summer program. The 76ers and Comcast have announced the businesses coming to East Market, a mixed-use development along Market Street, as temporary pop-up tenants for the summer season. The … [Read more...] about The 76ers and Comcast Are Building a Pop-Up Vendor Market at East Market This Summer