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904 Popup took over Jacksonville Beach on Sunday afternoon, offering a vibrant atmosphere filled with vendors, food, and activities for attendees, but the buzz surrounding Travis Hunter merchandise stole the show.

The 904 Pop Up was started inside 8103 Clothing 4 years ago. T

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. – The largest 904 Pop Up event yet took place at the Seawalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach on Sunday. More than 100 vendors and food trucks took part in the event, which supported local businesses that have taken major hits during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The first business I did was to have a mobile market,” said Dana Gardner, owner of Jax Fresh Mobile Market. “This is the largest 904 Pop Up yet,” said Mark Braddock, founder of 904 Pop Up. The next 904 Pop Up event will be held March 14 at the Seawalk Pavilion.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Dozens of vendors and food trucks will participate in a holiday pop-up next weekend in downtown Jacksonville. The event is organized by 904 Pop Up. “It continues to strengthen our synergy and our creative culture here in Jacksonville and hopefully can continue to be an event to put Jacksonville on the map, showing that all of us local businesses support each other and help each other build so all of us can win,” said creator Mark Braddock. Braddock, also the owner of 8103 Clothing, said he hopes the event will be a boost for local businesses still recovering from the impact of COVID-19. “This year has obviously hurt a lot of small businesses, and a lot of these markets and events haven’t been able to take place,” said Braddock.

Mark Braddock, owner of 8103 Clothing Inc., has taken note of the remarkable resemblance between Minshew and Uncle Rico. He's printing t-shirts that he says he can't print fast enough. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.