Paws of Change, a Lubbock-area nonprofit, is hosting a free Harvest Market with more than 40 vendors, food trucks and a mechanical bull at Rockin T Estates in Ropes on Sunday, October 11.
The market runs from noon to 5 p.m., and admission and parking cost nothing. Kids get a free pumpkin painting station, and vendor booths will host trick-or-treating, with live music in the background.
Rockin T Estates is an emerging neighborhood in Ropes ISD, about 6 minutes from the community of Ropes on paved roads. It has 5 acre lots, and 16 are still for sale. Dogs are welcome, but they need a leash at all times.
Finding the place takes some effort because the neighborhood has no street addresses yet. Apple Maps users should type "Rockin T Rd," and Google Maps users should type "Rockin T Estates Residence." Signs will point the way that day, and the Paws of Change Facebook events page lists coordinates.
Money raised supports Paws of Change programs, including its Community Pet Pantry, its upcoming Spay & Neuter Voucher Program and other efforts to prevent animal homelessness before it starts. The group will run its own booth selling goodies, and many vendors are donating a percentage of their sales that day.
Common questions
Is the Paws of Change Harvest Market free?
- Yes, admission and parking at the Paws of Change Harvest Market cost nothing. The market runs from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 11, at Rockin T Estates in Ropes. Kids get a free pumpkin painting station, and vendor booths will host trick-or-treating, with live music playing in the background.
Where is the Harvest Market, and how do I find it?
- The market is at Rockin T Estates, an emerging neighborhood in Ropes ISD about 6 minutes from the community of Ropes on paved roads. The neighborhood has no street addresses yet, so finding it takes some effort. Apple Maps users should type "Rockin T Rd."
Can I bring my dog to the Harvest Market?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at the Harvest Market, but they must stay on a leash at all times. The event is free, with more than 40 vendors, food trucks, live music and a mechanical bull. Paws of Change, a Lubbock-area nonprofit, is hosting it.
