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Vendor list for Hot in the City makers market
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Vendor list for Hot in the City makers market

Hot in the City

When: Sun., June 26, 10 a.m. 2022

A summertime makers market featuring over 30 vendors selling their handmade ceramics, rugs, vintage clothing, artwork, and body products. There will be food, a live dj, drinks, dry haircuts, and more!

407-650-8022

[email protected]

www.orlandoatplay.com/event/hot-in-the-city

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