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Alive In Roswell vendor applications open Jan. 30

Canton Street is shut down for pedestrians during the Alive In Roswell every 3rd Thursday from April to October. PHOTO / JASON GETZ

Credit: Jason Getz

Credit: Jason Getz

Canton Street is shut down for pedestrians during the Alive In Roswell every 3rd Thursday from April to October. PHOTO / JASON GETZ
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Jan 21, 2023

Vendors interested in participating in the 2023 Alive In Roswell season can apply beginning Monday, Jan. 30.

Alive in Roswell is a free, family-friendly, monthly festival held 5-9 p.m. every third Thursday evening April through October in historic downtown Roswell. Each event features music, food trucks, interactive vendors and enjoys participation from surrounding boutiques, small businesses and restaurants.

Hosted by the city and made possible by presenting sponsors Gate City Brewing Company and Top Job Beverage & Events, this festival offers opportunities for sponsors/vendors to highlight their businesses and their commitment to the community to thousands of residents and visitors each week.

Details: www.aliveinroswell.com.

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