MEDINA – A wide variety of antique goods, vintage wares, jewelry and hand-made selections are being offered by participating curated vendors at the ‘City Farmhouse Pop-Up Fair,’ which began Thursday, and continues through Saturday at Venue at White Oak Farms in Medina.
Jackson natives Stephanie and Josh Alexander, owners of The Venue at White Oak Farms, became the first licensees of the popular City Farmhouse Pop-Up Fair, which was founded in Franklin by Kim and David Leggett.
The ‘Pop-Up Fair,’ is the first event at the 5,000-square-foot Venue at White Oak Farms, which is located about three miles from downtown Medina on Highway 152 East.
“It has been awesome,” Stephanie Alexander said. “These vendors are from all around the country, but (the venue) is not just for the City Farmhouse Pop-Up Fair. We host weddings, corporate events, holiday parties and non-profit fundraisers.”
Hours for the City Farmhouse Pop-Up Fair continue until 5 p.m., today (Friday) and runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday.
DIRECTIONS
From Jackson: When you reach Medina, take the exit on the right, and drive into downtown Medina. Turn right on Highway 152 East, drive three miles and the Venue at White Oak Farms is on the right.
(PHOTO: Stephanie and Josh Alexander, owners of the Venue at White Oak Farms in Medina)
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