Thursday, November 18, 2010
dates to remember
Saturday, April 24, 2010
street fair = busy saturday
1.) Sell furniture at the rustic rooster
2.) Meeting new glowing customers {their first time finding the rooster}
3.) Kettle corn
4.) Mexican burrito
5.) Getting Taylor's face painted
6.) Seeing adorable dogs & families walk all around
7.) People watch {some are definitely a little different... as we all are}
8.) Get more junk food... Like Funnel cake {moms favorite}
9.) Listen to loud music
10.) Leave with a lovely farmers tan
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Reminder what this Sunday is!
It's a day to get together with family, friends, eat {badly} & support your local businesses! Stop by the rooster & say HI!
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Encinitas Street Fair Weekend
The Street Fair went really well for us this year . . . We made tons of NEW friends and of course saw all of our OLD ones! Thank you all for visiting! rustic rooster wants everyone to know it really meant a lot to us! This year the Fair was definitely busier. Plus, I'm so happy the sun came out and it was a gorgeous day. Every year it usually rains or is freezing. Thank God it didn't! Here are a little shots of the store during the Street Fair . . . Enjoy!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Encinitas Street Fair . . . Is coming up!
Hi Everyone . . . I just wanted to let you all know that the Encinitas Street Fair is on April 25th & April 26th , 9 to 5, this year. rustic rooster is going to be having TONS of new inventory (I really mean it!), special pricing (amazing deals you can't resist), SALE items and some more surprises on those two days. Fun, Fun, Fun! Come check it out and enjoy the day here in lovely Encinitas. Hopefully, the weather is beautiful those two days. I just love walking up and down Highway 101 enjoying the vendors that come. Ok and I love the bad bad food too!
Please help support your local businesses and the coastal city Encinitas! We need the love!
Thanks . . . Hope to see some locals and new faces here at the rustic rooster, April 25th & 26th!!! Call the rooster if you have any questions . . .


