Sacramento, United States
1616 28th St
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+1 9164421500
In-store shopping
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wednesdays at Winn is a fantastic community event that brings people to an otherwise under-utilized park. It's not as big as the Midtown Market on Saturdays, but what it does have is lots of green space with lounge chairs for hanging out, as well as a small playground for children. I've seen vendors and visitors alike wearing face masks the past three times I've been. Also, Resoil Sacramento has drop-off compost collection here, which is awesome! Their bins have orange lids and are located by the southern fence of the playground.
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Nice chill week day market! Super cute seating
I adore the Wednesday's at Winn market. We live nearby and are so happy to be able to go to this event on a weekly basis. The vendors are diverse and you can find a little bit of everything!
I was able to bring my daughter to enjoy the market and we bought some fresh produce from the local farmers. She was also able to enjoy the salon across the street, as they set up a fun experience for kids. It was well managed and safe.
I have lived near Winn Park for seven years and have finally seen some positive activation of the park. I also see this event spurring families and others to use the park and the playground equipment, and have picnics. I look forward to following the construction of the Winn Park building and supporting the neighborhood by attending the Wednesdays at Winn. I always wear a mask, and I always see attendees and vendors masked, and the staff there even have masks. When you're sitting and enjoying you don't need to wear it, as you need to be able to enjoy the food there.
I work at night, so I have to sleep during the day, and the live music keeps me awake when I should be sleeping. The fact that they didn't even get input from residents nearby about offering such an event is appalling, also people keep parking in areas they shouldn't park, and it takes away parking from residents of the area. Also nobody wears a mask while we're in the middle of a pandemic, and also nobody is social distancing either.
Great atmosphere, safe social distancing, and lots of vendors.
As someone who lives and works in the Winn Park neighborhood, this event is an absolute nightmare for residents. People don't wear their masks while coming and/or going to the event, the music is so loud that I can hear it in my apartment, and I can see even some of the vendors don't always wear their masks. Honestly, the fact that this event keeps happening while we're still dealing with a new surge in coronavirus cases feels incredibly irresponsible. At the very least, organizers could show a little respect for the people who live and/or work around this event by lowering the volume of the music played and actually enforcing mask wearing.
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