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Denio's- 75 Years in the Making
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2023
- What began as a single individual selling produce has now evolved into over 40 acres of shopping, a huge selection of fresh produce, hundreds of vendors, live entertainment and so much more!
Founded in 1947 by Jim and Marilee, Denio’s Farmers Market & Swap Meet is now owned and operated by Ken and his children Eric and Tracie Denio.
Take a walk down memory lane and celebrate one of Roseville's most prominent families and how they changed our city.
Been every weekend for last two months. Me and the dog. Love it!
I've been coming to Denio's since the early 90s. I used to buy my used work pants there back in the day. I love seeing the cockatiels and other birds. Most all come for the corn dogs and stay for the mullets.
a great family.. i❤denios
Thanks for the history!
Congratulations Denio's!! I spent my college years there shopping for everything. ❤️ Denio's. Let's go to Denio's!!!!!!
An incredible story and magical place. I remember visiting Denio's as a kid and I still get the same sense of excitement all these years later. Several years ago I rented a booth there and met Tracie. She showed me around and I remember how warm, happy and genuine she was. A very blessed family!
This is amazing. My beautiful girlfriend is from Sacramento. She just showed me this. What an amazing documentary!
I have such fond memories going to Denios with my parents and now I have more recent memories taking my kids. Can’t leave without buying a trinket and a corn dog or taco!
Worked at denios from 2002 to 2004
I grew up looking forward to a Saturday afternoon at Denio's. Rain or shine. So many fun memories from finding deals on skateboarding supplies in my youth to toy and trading card collecting with our kids. Tamales, mini donuts, fresh fruit and ice cold sodas. Then getting sun burns with my wife as we had our first yard sale there. I don't remember one bad moment at Denio's...well...except when the Mini Donuts cart shut down.
We miss the mini donuts too!
Yes those mini donuts were a treat, over on the smaller lot. Wow great memories.
It would have been nice to be included in this documentary. I spent my chilhood working on weekends with my family selling anything and everything. There were many of us children who grew up working at Denios. We had no choice as we had to help our families. Fun fact, for those who did not have a monthly reserved spot, you had to line up in your cars at about 5am. At 6am the gates opened, we children would run, run as fast as we could, among the cars and chaos to secure our family a spot and tables.
We truly appreciate you and your family being apart of the Denio vendor family along with with the thousands of others over the past 75 years :) Thank you!
You are really from Sacramento if you call denios the auction✌️
I would like to know that side of the family tree tracing it back to Aaron the 1st -- born 1704... I am the 9th generation