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Vintage in the Village Set to Take Over Downtown Tipp City - News Makers Episode 28
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- Jun 9, 2025
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Vintage in the Village Featured on News Makers Podcast By Greg Enslen Vintage in the Village Set to Take Over Downtown Tipp City TIPP CITY — One of Tipp City’s signature summer events, Vintage in the Village, is back and ready to transform downtown into a bustling marketplace of antiques, art, and small-town fun on Saturday, June 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The annual festival, now in its third decade, promises a day full of unique finds, food trucks, and family-friendly entertainment—all while supporting the ongoing beautification of Tipp City’s historic core. On the latest episode of the News Maker’s podcast , presented by the Tippecanoe Gazette , host Greg Enslen sat down with event chairs Chelsea and Andi and Downtown Tipp City Partnership director Tasha Weaver to discuss what residents and visitors can expect from this year’s celebration. This year’s event marks a significant transition as long-time event chair Andi passes the torch to Chelsea, a familiar face from Midwest Memories and a passionate advocate for Tipp’s vintage scene. “I’m excited to run it and pass it along at the same time,” Andi shared. Chelsea, who will be leading the event for the first time, brings fresh energy and deep connections to the local antiques community. “She knows a lot of people in the industry,” Andi said, highlighting the event’s tradition of evolving leadership to keep the festival vibrant and relevant. What’s New and What’s Classic While the core of Vintage in the Village remains unchanged—an open-air market with vendors lining Main Street—Chelsea is taking a year to learn the ropes before making any big changes. “I want to learn that before I can figure out what to change about anything, but I feel like it’s been pretty smooth so far,” she said. The event typically draws thousa…