IRVINGTON — The Historic Irvington Community Council is now accepting applications for vendors for the 69th Historic Irvington Halloween Festival Street Fair to be held on Saturday, October 31st. The festival, one of the largest in Indianapolis, offers booth space to businesses, food providers, local artisans and craftspeople in the heart of Irvington. Last year, there were an estimated 30,000 attendees for the all-day street fair, breaking an all-time record for participation.
The 69th Historic Irvington Halloween Festival Street Fair is the culmination of a full week of Halloween-themed fun in Irvington for people of all ages. The street fair draws thousands of families (and their pets) — many in costume — to East Washington Street between Ritter and Bolton, and south to Bonna Ave. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
In addition, organizers have created “Handcraft Row” just for vendors that sell handcrafted goods. Applications will be accepted through August 21st. Interested vendors can apply at www.irvingtonhalloween.com/vendors/
For more information, contact Hillary Brown, Irvington Halloween Festival Vendor Director at irvingtonhalloweenvendors@gmail.com
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