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PROVO -- The owners of the Provo Town Square want to spice things up on Wednesday evenings, so they've created the Hump Day Market.
The event runs every Wednesday beginning tonight from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the courtyard behind Provo Town Square.
Participants can buy a brown bag dinner from a local restaurant for $6.99 and then listen to live music, shop at booths and stay for a movie. A bounce house and crafts also are planned for the event.
The Daily Herald reports the market creators, Dee and Richard Gregory, hope to keep the party going all year by moving inside when the weather turns cold.
Participants should bring a blanket or lawn chairs. Free parking is available at a nearby parking terrace.
