Findlay Market events live on foot traffic: weekend shoppers, street festival crowds, a brand pop-up that catches people between stalls. People stop to watch a shirt come off the press and then join the line. A hat bar or DTF keeps it personal; a screen press handles one design for a big crowd.
A lot of this happens outdoors or half outdoors, so we bring cover for the presses and keep the blanks dry. A tent needs the same 10×10 ft and power run as an indoor room, and we plan for wind. Freight leaves Fullerton ahead of the date and the crew flies in a day early to build.
Picking a station for a market crowd
- Live screen printing: one market or festival design on a lot of shirts, the quickest line when it gets long.
- Live DTF: full-color art, with a stall name or the festival date added per shirt.
- Live hat bar: caps with a patch pressed while people wait, quick enough for shoppers who are still browsing.
- Promo & hard goods: totes, which make sense for people already carrying groceries.
The market sits at the north end of Over-the-Rhine, so a brewery hall a few blocks away can host the after-party. For convention or stadium crowds, see Downtown & Convention Center and The Banks. Campus events are on the Uptown (UC) page.
For a street festival, ask the organizer early which power drop you're on and where the tent can go. Each station needs two 120V/20A circuits and about 10×10 ft.
Tell us the market date, the spot and a headcount, and we'll send an itemized quote within 24 hours.