I’ve found over the years there are simply some things I love to indulge in:
- a nap in the sunshine under my favorite blanket {I could write for hours about how to choose a blanket well.}
- a perfectly brewed iced tea {I make it one glass at a time and when I’m splurging I go all loose leaf.}
- a 240 Sweet Marshmallow {It doesn’t happen often, but oh when it does.}
- Honey Goat Cheese from Aldi {Don’t knock it until you try it.}
- Fresh herbs {Cilantro and basil are my favorites.}
- a hot cup of coffee
- a good long run
- a bike ride
- an inspiring read
None of the above are complicated and over half of them are yummy {and the other half? done so I can partake in more yummy}. Hopefully this give away will provide you with the opportunity to do some indulging of your own. This weekend – April 6 & 7 – the Indiana Artisan Marketplace with bring more 150 artisans from the Hoosier state and our neighbors to the south from the Bluegrass state who excel at arts, crafts, and food {food really is an art, you know?}. The Marketplace will occur from 10 am – 6 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday at the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ Expo Hall. Tickets are are $10 per person. You’ll be able to purchase all sorts of wonderful goodies and art work or just do a little window shopping if you don’t have extra money budgeted right now.
Even better than $10 is my favorite price: FREE. That’s right The Indiana Artisan Marketplace has blessed me with a couple of tickets to give away to one lucky Money Saving Lord or Lady. Just follow the directions in the Rafflecopter below.
I received a pair of tickets to give away & a pair of tickets to keep for myself from the Indiana Artisan Marketplace. I was not compensated for this post. I just want you to have a great day out on the town. This post was not edited or reviewed by anyone else as you can tell by my grammar and crazy random thoughts. I always give you my honest opinions in any Royal Review or Give Away post, that’s a Royal Guarantee!
240 Sweet and Frittle Candy are at the top of my list.
Thanks for the opportunity and info about Indiana artisan marketplace!
Ed Kirschner Nativity stables Batesville. They are beautiful!
I always stock up on Coe’s Noodles, Best Boy & Co. hot fudge and J.Evelyn’s sea salt caramels! Yum!
I would like to check out Andy Cole’s custom furniture. Thanks for the entry!
I’ve wanted to go to this for years, and finally know about it in advance!!
Would love to try 240 Sweets and Best Boy. Thanks
Slowing hopping on the wine wagon. I would like to check out Butler Winery.
Looking forward to getting some Tell City Pretzels and checking out all the pottery exhibitors for a much needed new tea mug. Thanks so much!
I hadn’t ever heard of this, but I love all sorts of festivals!