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Sumter Swap Meets
Event Details
Time: April 5, 2020 from 8am to 3pm
Location: Sumter County Fairgrounds
Street: 7620 S.R. 471
City/Town: Bushnell
Website or Map: http://www.floridaswapmeets.c…
Phone: 727-848-7171
Event Type: auto, swap, meet
Organized By: Sumter Swap Meets
Latest Activity: Mar 18, 2020
Event Description
Sumter Swap Meets Special CORONAVIRUS Notice March 18, 2020
Craig and Joann as well as staff of Sumter Swap Meets have been diligently
following the coronavirus progression throughout the world and the United States, particularly as it relates to our monthly automotive events at the Sumter county fairgrounds.
Right now, we are still planning to hold our auto events as usual with our next
show coming up on the First Sunday of April, April 5, 2020.
If closure circumstances are required by local, state and Federal governments or
if the virus appears to worsen, we will comply with those circumstances.
Once again, it is our intention to hold our April 5, 2020 auto event as scheduled. If circumstances change, we will make every effort to contact as many vendors and attendees as possible. Our best contact method is through email and check our websites for updates. If you know anyone who attends our shows, please ask that they get their email to us or give our information to them.
Be healthy, first take care of yourself, your family and others.
With everyone’s support we will get through this health crisis.
Website: www.floridaswapmeets.com
Email: craigpearson_6@msn.com
Office phone: 727-848-7171
Cell: 727-534-7433
Thank you,
Sumter Swap Meets Organization
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