Depot Street Festival

03/15/2026

Please make plans to attend the Spring Fling popup next week on 3/21.

02/18/2026

ATTN: Please message Dee Swain to be added to the list. She is tagged above and also you can text her your info to her cell below.

Spring Pop Up in Delhi, March 21, from 9:00-2:00. If you would like to be a vendor please reach out to me so I can add your name to the list. It will be First Come First Serve on setting up. So if you are interested let me know. Call Dee at 318-450-0316 to reserve a spot. There is no cost to setup and you will need to provide your own tents/tables. We will be setting up (most likely) in the parking lot across from the depot just depending on the road construction.

We are excited and look forward to seeing everyone. If you are a vendor or know of someone that may want to set up for a one day event, please call Dee.

02/13/2026

02/10/2026

Don't forget we will be open late on Friday for shopping. Stop by- we will have refreshments, sales and prizes. Come by and find the perfect gift, or we also have gift cards. You can also bring your valentine and let them pick out just what they would like.

We will also be open regular hours on Saturday.

Come see us today from 10-5:30.

12/02/2025

So thankful for the donation from the Richland Revitalization Board.

Community Supporting Community: The Richland Revitalization Board Supports Delhi Schools with Christmas Donation

The Richland Revitalization Board is proud to partner with the Merry Little Depot Street Festival Committee to bless students at Delhi Schools this holiday season. Because of ongoing construction on Depot Street in Delhi this year, the committee could not host the Merry Little Depot Street Festival, an event that normally provides support for local families in Delhi. With a community mindset, the Richland Revitalization Board used a portion of the proceeds from Market 425, held in November in Rayville, to help fill that gap and continue the tradition of giving. By joining efforts, both groups ensured that the tradition of giving and the impact on local families continued despite the disruption.
“ The Richland Revitalization Board is honored to provide a little extra cheer for students in Delhi High, Delhi Middle, and Delhi Elementary. This is what Richland Parish is all about. When one part of our parish faces a challenge, we step in and work together. We are grateful for organizations who share the same heart for our communities and who understand community service - By creating community events for our citizens and visitors. This donation will help bring holiday joy to many students and highlights the strength of community collaboration throughout Richland Parish”, Sharon Gilmore, President, Richland Revitalization Board.

Pictured from left to right are: Anna Romero (Richland Revitalization Board), Annette Ford (Merry Little Depot Street Festival), Laquesha Harris (Delhi Elementary), Kenya Grimes (Delhi High), Ashley Johnson (Delhi Middle), Sharon Gilmore and Savannah Morris (Richland Revitalization Board)