The streets of Occoquan were filled with shoppers and vendors on Sept. 24 for the first day of the .
Mayor Earnie Porta said he's not sure what the final numbers will be, but that previous shows in the past couple of years have brought in 10,000 to 15,000 shoppers, and this fall's show seemed to be on track to fall in that range.
The craft show is open again today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For a detailed list of local merchants, crafters, food vendors, and commercial vendors, visit the Occoquan Craft Show's website.
The craft show shuts down the roads in the historic district, so check directions and parking instructions.
Don't forget to check out the coverage of Occoquan's .
If it's illegal for someone to park in a handicapped parking space without a permit to do so, why is it not illegal for the town to block such parking spaces with tents? It's not like there are all that many such parking spaces in Occoquan anyway.
Ed Wheeling