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Salem After Five: Empty Bottles
- Dates: April 25, 2025
- Times: From: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
- Admission: $5 (children under the age of 12 are FREE)
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Salem Farmers Market
3 East Main Street
Salem, VA 24153 - Phone: (540) 375-3057
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Come listen to live music and dance the night away! Bring a chair and blanket while enjoying food from local vendors and brews sold by P.A. Short. There are plenty of activities for children, as well.
Time: 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location: Salem Farmers Market
Cost: $5 (children under the age of 12 are FREE)
Coolers, outside food, drinks, rollerblades, skateboards, and pets are not allowed on the premises.
*NO RE-ENTRY*
Friday, April 25: Empty Bottles
Charity: Salem Roanoke County Food Pantry
Food Trucks: Dale's Diner Express, Cabo Fish Taco, Sweet Surrender Ice Cream, Kettle Cooker Express
Sponsors: Pinnacle Financial Partners and Pepsi
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Salem After Five: Empty Bottles
- 3 East Main Street
- Salem, VA 24153
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- Salem Farmers Market
- $5 (children under the age of 12 are FREE)
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