Finally getting reports back from the Spring Texas Round Top. To summarize and give it a letter grade, I think it weighs in at a solid B. Many people I spoke with were encouraged and reported good to great results yetthere were still too many people saying they needed to sell more to raise it above a B.
Another common refrain is that the shows are simply "too long" with nearly two full weeks from start to finish. It sure makes it expensive to stay on the road for that long for dealers, and nearly impossible for customers. Not sure where the impetus will come from to shorten up the event, but it might be needed. It reminds me of Brimfield years ago before the town stepped in and began to regulate the chaos of the ever expanding show.
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