Antique Alley Texas is set to shine this September as the Johnson County Commissioner’s Court officially proclaimed the month as "Antique Alley, Texas" during their recent meeting. The event, which has grown from humble beginnings in 1999 to a major attraction, draws visitors from across the state, significantly boosting local tourism and commerce.

Commissioner Johnson highlighted the event's impressive growth, noting that it now includes participation from multiple towns, including Grandview, Cleburne, and Venus. “We do this twice a year to show our support for Antique Alley,” he stated, emphasizing the community's pride in the event's evolution.

Antique Alley Texas occurs every April and September, attracting thousands of visitors who flock to the area for unique shopping experiences, yard sales, and local festivities. The event not only enhances foot traffic but also supports local businesses, hotels, and restaurants, making it a vital part of the region's economy.

The proclamation also addressed safety measures, with the Johnson County Sheriff's Office and Texas Department of Public Safety ensuring safe driving conditions during the busy weekend. TxDOT reminded attendees about parking regulations to maintain safety on state highways.

As the September event approaches, the Commissioner’s Court encourages community involvement, aiming to create an atmosphere that fosters tourism and strengthens local ties. The proclamation marks a significant recognition of Antique Alley Texas, celebrating its impact on Johnson County and its surrounding areas.