Vintage vendors “crash” campus for market event
The local organization Vintage in the Zoo is holding a vintage "crash market" at WMU’s student center Monday, April 7.
Secondhand shopping continues to rise among the Gen Z population. Young people tend to pursue vintage and thrift for monetary reasons, sustainability consciousness, and mere enjoyment. To continue this popularity, the local organization Vintage in the Zoo is holding a vintage “crash market” at WMU’s student center Monday, April 7. The vintage-themed market will feature 24 vendors.
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