3rd Annual Bates-Hendricks Street Fest
- 2CH Team
- Aug 5, 2019
- 1 min read
The Two Chicks team had the opportunity to visit the 3rd Annual Bates-Hendricks Street Fest this weekend. Tad and Karen met with fans in the area, and the rest of our team sold our new t-shirts, stickers and hats. (If you are interested in purchasing our new merchandise, check it out here!)
Karen brought her chicken, Braveheart, on a leash to meet with fans as well. Braveheart was a well-loved addition to the meet and greet.
The Bates Hendricks Neighborhood association collected school supplies for James A. Garfield, IPS 31 and Southeast Neighborhood School of Excellence. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to participate in a community gathering like this.
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