A flyer can be seen posted upon the Town Hall Bulletin Board as well as on bulletin boards across town. In areas where a board is not readily available, brightly colored pieces of paper flap in the wind from tree trunks and fenceposts and other surfaces. It reads:
CALLING ALL ARTISTIC PONIES AND ART LOVERS!
On Saturday, April the 27th, come and participate in the first-annual Ponyville Craft Faire! Located in the Hub of Ponyville and lasting all day long!
Artists! Show off your work and sell your pieces! Sell your pieces to tasteful buyers and rake in the bits! Drum up a boatload of publicity!
Art Lovers! See the art of dozens from right here in Ponyvillle! Buy all the art that you love for your own personal masterpiece collection! Meet the artists of your favorite works!
An all around, fun as hay festival for mares and gentlecolts of all ages!
Artists who wish to reserve a booth can PUB Wisteria or approach IC. Booth space is 15 bits per 10'x10' space, 20 for a physical booth already there to display art. All proceeds go to the Ponyville Elementary school.
Posters are appearing all around town--it seems to be the most popular way to communicate around here.
I was new to Ponyville, and I was rather confused about where I was, who everyone else was, and what I was supposed to do. I eventually got my bearings and learned a couple of names and faces around town. I guess I often view myself as an outsider still, because it seems that everybody else is more acquainted with the town than me. My purpose in Ponyville is to find something exciting to do, because if there's one thing I hate, it's having nothing to do. Of course, there IS more than one thing I hate, but if I told you all of the things I disliked, I'd never finish my story...
Meet Longhaul (that's me!)