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Not sure what to get your main squeeze?

Attending a holiday gathering or New Year's Eve soiree and want to get your hostess something more unique than the typical bottle of booze?

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

"This year's show will have many popular returning vendors and some new artisan's as well," Aimee Dallob revealed.

"The Bazaar at Ashawagh Hall is a wonderful place to find unique handmade items, especially interesting jewelry. The prices are fair and it's a great place for gifts as well as a personal treasure," Barbara Rothberg noted.

"We will have over fifty local artisans and vendors this year, selling a wide variety of items, including jewelry, ceramics, glassware, art, photography, accessories, home decor—even handmade treats and accessories for your pet," Todd Farley shared.

"The North Fork has so many unique, handmade gift options and this event makes holiday shopping much easier for the consumer with this one-stop shop," said Robert J. Syron.

"Big changes start with US, help us help other!" Rebeca Olender reflected.

"I believe in going forward not backwards," Couture designer Jackie Rogers told us. Style, not fashion, is her credo. "My clothing is timeless and seasonless."

"Although Montauk is very similar to Australia, it has a really interesting vibe as it's a small beach town, meets manic Manhattan in the summer," Benz told us.