Ephrata American Legion swap meet sees big turnout
Will Britt, co-owner of Southern Roots Bakery based out of Moses Lake (right) speaks to Frank Grens (middle) and Rosetta Barnes (left) at the Ephrata American Legion Post 28 swap meet and vendor market on April 9. Grens and Barnes are residents of Ephrata.
Rebecca Pettingill/Columbia Basin Herald
The Ephrata American Legion Post 28 held a swap meet and vendor market on April 9 that saw over 100 vendor booths.
Some of the booths at the Ephrata American Legion Post 28 swap meet and vendor market brought second-hand items to sell on April 9.
One booth in particular at the Ephrata American Legion swap meet and vendor market on April 9 had hand-crafted metal yard decor. Flowers and animals were made from nuts, nails, horseshoes and other metal scraps.
Over 100 booths were set up at the Ephrata American Legion Post 28 swap meet and vendor market on April 9.
The swap meet and vendor market held at the Ephrata American Legion Post 28’s parking lot saw over 100 vendor booths selling a wide array of items such as this booth that was selling shaped crystals.
EPHRATA - The parking lot at American Legion Post 28 in Ephrata was the spot to be on April 9. The parking lot was host to a vendor market and swap meet that drew visitors from all over the Columbia Basin.
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