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| "Simply Preserves" had a large selection of air plants and bamboos to choose from. |
Photos by Jerry Pickard
Third Place Commons filled the halls with Christmas spirit as it held its last Farmers Market and Craft Show of the year on Sunday, December 18 in Lake Forest Park. Market vendors took over the Commons upstairs and craft vendors lined the downstairs hallway.
Musicians played. The "Milner Family Fiddles" entertained from the 3rd Place Commons Stage. "Soulcem Acoustic Duo" entertained on the lower level. Brenna Durnin and Drew Newman are a London, UK Based duo.
Santa did a brisk business taking pictures with families.
Joyce Enrody of "The Beekeaper's Secret" was having a good day.
The "Pink Polkadots" junior orthopedic guild girls sold handmade Christmas cards and took donations for their cancer research fund. Victor Obrastoff of Kamuela, Hawaii brought "The Write Stuff" to LFP with his handcrafted pens.
"half-caff Crochet's Amy Herring sold crocheted items.
Pam Wilmot had a nice selection of llama wool items from her "Heart of Dreams Alpacas" ranch. Her llamas are a popular attraction at the summer markets.
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| Brenna Durnin and Drew Newman from London UK |
Musicians played. The "Milner Family Fiddles" entertained from the 3rd Place Commons Stage. "Soulcem Acoustic Duo" entertained on the lower level. Brenna Durnin and Drew Newman are a London, UK Based duo.
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| Santa is at Town Center |
Santa did a brisk business taking pictures with families.
Joyce Enrody of "The Beekeaper's Secret" was having a good day.
The "Pink Polkadots" junior orthopedic guild girls sold handmade Christmas cards and took donations for their cancer research fund. Victor Obrastoff of Kamuela, Hawaii brought "The Write Stuff" to LFP with his handcrafted pens.
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| Amy Herring sold crocheted items |
"half-caff Crochet's Amy Herring sold crocheted items.
Pam Wilmot had a nice selection of llama wool items from her "Heart of Dreams Alpacas" ranch. Her llamas are a popular attraction at the summer markets.
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