Anti Apparel founder and owner, Adam Sutherland, has composed a long list of vendors and artists of all kinds for “a safe and affordable space to have an amazing event for everyone to enjoy.” Sutherland and his central-Illinois based streetwear brand, Anti Apparel, has scheduled an inaugural all-ages event in central Illinois: Decatur Art & Vendor Daze.

The Decatur Conference Center & Hotel will host the Decatur Art & Vendor Daze from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. July 1. The event is geared for the artists, vendors and patrons. Stop by the Illinois News Joint booth for a chance to win a free prize and other swag giveaways.

Along with Illinois News Joint, other vendors include Anti Apparel 217, Amy’s Sweet Delights, Homegrown Seed Co, Will Harris, KoalaT Glass, Mize Designs, Art with The Rosatis, Wander Glass, 420 Pipes, Dirty Pretty Hobbits Art Collective, VaaxLife, Spicer Farms Creations, Unscripted any Tonia, FJ & Clay, Thomas Devon, and local artist William Doty, with flyer and banners provided by Decatur Blueprint.

Joseph Couch of Blys Barber Shop will give some “Free Kids Haircuts” and custom Fourth of July designs for kids. Will Harris will have a photo booth set up for people to take pictures. A few vendor spots for booths and food trucks are still available, and Decatur Art & Vendor Daze also is accepting donations for raffles and giveaways.

Anti-Apparel has been creating custom T-shirts, stickers, and logo designs for more than two years. Anti Apparel also is a cannabis-friendly business that creates graphics for packaging, merch, or packaging itself and can do bulk orders for music artists, businesses, churches, and more.

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