Archive: Around Town

Tis the season of giving and the owners of the Triphammer Marketplace are generously giving back to the community.  HolidayFest, a free community  family event occurred on December 8th. Also, this month  space was donated for the storing and sorting of toys for the charity Cops, Kids & Toys, plus on Saturday December 15th  space is being donated for 42 local artists, crafters and famers market vendors to sell their wares.

“We are carrying on the tradition of my father, who built the Triphammer Marketplace.  He believed in the community and always wanted The Marketplace to be where local people gathered.  It’s important to my family to continue this tradition and it’s our pleasure to offer the community our free events this holiday season,” said Richard Thaler, co-owner of Triphammer Marketplace.


Hundreds of people gathered at HolidayFest on September 8th to enjoy free entertainment, free ice cream, free hot chocolate & cookies, and a special visit from Santa who had a gift for every child.

“In the spirit of the season, we invited the community to enjoy a fun, free family day at Triphammer Marketplace,” said Donna Prybyl, event specialist at The Marketplace. 


Throughout the year Triphammer Marketplace always invites a nonprofit organization to be part of their events.  This December, for the 3rd year in a row, Cops, Kids, & Toys has turned a space at The Marketplace into Santa’s Workshop, where they are busy gathering toys for thousands of area children to bring joy to their Christmas morning.

Coming this weekend, Triphammer Marketplace provides free space for area artists, crafters and farmers to sell their wares in their indoor atrium on Saturday, December 15th from 10am to 4pm.

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