Business Expo
Various local and national businesses will be participating in the Business Expo at the Wild About Flower Mound festival and will have booths located throughout the event. Festival-goers are encouraged to stop by and visit with these businesses to learn about products and services that are available to them locally. Many of the businesses will have activities and register-to-win opportunities at their booths while others will be offering one-time or festival-specific discounts and coupons. Shopping locally is also a great way to keep your tax dollars in the community.
Participating local businesses include:
- Allstate – The Chad Golseth Agency
- AlreadyGear.com
- Applewood Learning Center
- Calvin’s Climate A/C & Heating
- Closet Tailors
- Complete Interior Solutions
- Costco Wholesale
- Eiland Construction
- Excel
- Explorations Preparatory School
- Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce
- Flower Mound Economic Development
- Health First Pain & Wellness Center
- Island Fashions
- Jason’s Deli
- Little Pete’s Lake Grapevine
- Liquid Armour
- Made in the Shade
- New Leaf Chiropractic
- Northview Baptist Church
- Point Bank
- PostNet
- Premier Gallery
- Primrose Schools
- PSA Charities and Fundraising
- Reading Friends
- Scentsy
- SCORE (business counseling)
- Sears Home Appliance Showroom
- Silverleaf Resorts
- State Farm Insurance
- Sunstone Yoga
- Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church
- Tru Chocolate
- Verizon Wireless
- Verizon Fios
- Which Wich
What is the Business Expo?
The Business Expo at the Wild About Flower Mound festival is a great opportunity to showcase your business or organization to thousands of local and regional residents and potential customers. With the caliber of entertainment and activities, this 2-day event is estimated to bring in 10,000 to 15,000 festival-goers from around North Texas and you don’t want to miss out on highlighting your product or service in front of that many people!
Although it’s called a Business Expo there is no separate expo area. All expo participants will be intermingled with the arts and crafts vendors throughout the festival. The Business Expo is not exclusive, so your competition may be there, too.
What’s the difference between an arts and crafts booth and a Business Expo booth?
Arts and crafts booths are empty 10x10 spaces and crafters must bring (or rent) all of their own items for set up, such as tents, tables, chairs, etc. The Business Expo booths include a 10x10 tent, 1 table, 2 chairs and lighting. All you have to do is bring your products, brochures, displays and attention-grabbing signage.
Business Expo participants can give away promotional items, provide an activity for kids or have an “enter-to-win” box for a prize. However, giving away food or beverages is prohibited.