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"In addition to show favorites, we have added many new vendors to offer a great variety of handmade products in all categories," explained Aimee Dallob.

"We do many events throughout the year, but this one is special because we invite each vendor for their artistry, integrity and kindness," reflected Deborah O'Shaughnessy.

"It's heartwarming to be in the 6th year of such a great community event that attracts long-term vendors and brand new businesses alike," shared Kerri Deuel.

"The Friends Bazaar has items you won't see anywhere else with prices to fit every budget," explained Loring Bolger.

"We are hosting our 2nd Annual ARTISGOODFORYOU holiday market at Grain Surfboards," shared Aynsley Schopfer.

"Instead of having vendors at separate booths our historic Naugles barn is transformed into a literal 'country parlor,' with Christmas trees brimming with handmade ornaments, and vignettes featuring wood carvings, snowmen, stockings, baskets, knitted goods, soaps and so much more, all handmade by local artisans," shared Lisa Pepe.

"It's just a treasure trove of history," Susan Wexler, who is organizing the sale, noted.

"The holidays are approaching and the Indonesian Textile and Holiday Sale is a great opportunity to buy the finest crafts and textiles of Southeast Asia at Ashawagh Hall," noted organizer Rose Halsey.

"There will be 15 or more vendors each donating a prize, and table fees and proceeds from the Chinese Auction will go to the charity," Aimee Dallob explained.

"It's so great to have our community introduced to our local artisans in the 'off-season,'" said Christine Moran.