Krylon + Hollywood Coming to Northside's Yard Sale

Via our other site: www.NorthsideYardSale.com

In an unexpected twist of events, The Northside Yard Sale & Art Market Team was contacted by Los Angeles-based television producer Amber Engelmann a few weeks ago and now we have something to talk about.

It turns out, the creators of Krylon Paint are sending a hollywood film crew up & down "The World's Longest Yard Sale" route to create fun, highly polished web episodes to show how their paints and products can transform yard sale finds into "new" items worth appreciating.

Long story short, the film crew was given the task to pick three locations — from Alabama to Michigan — and you guessed it
...Northside is one of the three!!

For these segments, the film crew is looking to capture all things great about Northside (and hopefully Cincinnati as a whole), so now we need your help. If you're a likable neighbor who has fun finds let us know! If you're a charismatic vendor hoping to be discovered and you haven't signed up to join us yet, please do!

But most importantly, if you're an awesome Northsider interested in possibly having your house, street or goods captured on film, please put your house on the map ...so we know how to find you! This is a one shot deal, so we want OUR neighborhood to sparkle ...because we can. :-)

Also, to local bloggers & DIYers:

If you're interested in being part of this experience, please let us know ASAP.

It'll be up to their team who they feature, but they're looking for extra bloggers, marketers, DIY-ers, fixer-uppers, etc. that they may be able to feature as part of the overall Northside experience.

Please shoot us an email if you're interested.

We already have over 50 vendors registered at the central location (with time and space remaining), so now we're looking for more awesome neighbors to put their houses on the map to welcome everyone to our great community.

Thanks in advance for helping us spread the word!

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