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Commissioners propose layout, timing and vendor changes after Autumn Arts feedback
Summary
After collecting vendor and attendee feedback, the North St. Paul Arts and Culture Commission discussed tighter event hours, better vendor sightlines and cleanup measures following the Autumn Arts Festival; members also raised a safety concern about yellow-jacket activity and suggested testing a downtown layout next year.
The North St. Paul Arts and Culture Commission on Oct. 1 reviewed feedback from the recent Autumn Arts Festival and discussed steps to improve vendor visibility, attendee flow and safety.
Commissioner Amanda Black, who led the feedback review, said forms and in-person comments showed improved signage and clearer schedules but noted vendors often felt isolated from performance areas. "It felt like there were two separate events happening," she said, adding that vendors reported fewer walk-by sales when performers drew crowds.
Commissioners said several changes could help vendors and visitors.…
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