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Celebration of Small Business - October 10 & 11

Small Box Festival: a celebration of small businesses
Oct. 10th & 11th, Historic Raymond & University

Come visit some great small businesses in our corner of St. Paul!

Jay’s Café – BBQ Saturday & Sunday all day Café specials
http://www.jays-cafe.com/

Swift School of Music - The “A” Team (in the alley) - Sat. & Sunday 5:30-6:30
Swift School of Music - Demonstration/Free Lesson – Sat. & Sunday
http://www.swiftschoolofmusic.com

Jana Nyberg Trio - Jay’s Café - 6:30-7:30 Saturday – inside

Kenpo Karate - Demonstration on Sat and Sun morning

Succotash – side walk sale - Saturday & Sunday

The Edge Coffee Shop – Bluegrass MusicWine Tasting

Jay’s Cafe – The Vino Source - Saturday 1-2:30

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