The vendors have products varying from children’s and women’s boutique items; personal healthcare and wellness; home décor and candles; woodworking; unique artwork; crochet and sewn items including quilts; and a large variety of foods from sourdough and specialty breads to pickles, cheeses, charcuterie, and dessert sweet treats.
In addition, eight food trucks will be out front and can serve Mexican food selections, American food at the Malt Shop, specialty grilled cheese sandwiches, Mediterranean food flare, coffee house drinks, Dub’s Delights lemonades and personalized bearcat drinks, and Bahama Bucks shaved ice.
Admission is $5, children under 10 are free. Aledo ISD school employees are also free with school ID.
New this year is a photo booth for your Easter Bunny photo ops. An AHS journalism student will be able to take your photos and give you a digital copy for only $5.
Proceeds benefit the junior class every year; this year is the Class of 2027 and provides money to put down funds for the prom and senior events happening in the upcoming school year. Students in many organizations throughout the school will be volunteering and providing community service to help in the event. Athletic groups help vendors bring in their products and break down their booths. The National Honor Society, Leading Ladies, HOSA, and Student Council members will help vendors during the event and direct any patrons who need assistance.
Vendor Spotlights with product photos are being showcased on Facebook (Aledo Spring Fling ) and Instagram (aledospringfling).
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