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banks from the Sperryville Emporium, books from Cabin Fever Books in Washington, Christmas decorations from The Faith Mountain Store, a Zuni fetish necklace and prints of works by Tanya Richey of Windflower Gallery, a stuffed teddy bear from Craftsmiths on U.S. 211, children’s items from Rare Finds and Country Heritage in Washington, a print by artist Dan Lewis of Middle Street Gallery and more.
Many items will be sold in the exciting silent auction format. Interested bidders write their name, phone number and bid on a sheet of paper and the prize is awarded to the highest bidder.
The white elephant sale/rummage sale will include many decorator items, prints, posters, antiques, quilts, bears and other collectibles. Rummage sale items—all in excellent condition—include baby items, books, unusual gifts, baby paraphernalia and some clothes.
The bake sale will have fabulous cakes, cookies, breads and holiday treats. Pictures with Santa will run from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Get a picture of your kids with the wonderful Santa! The Children’s Shopping Room will have all gifts priced at $1. Children may shop Jor parents, caregivers, brothers, sisters, grandparents and others. Giftwrapping is included.
This year -the Bazaar will once again host jingle rides—a team of Belgian horses and a hay wagon replete with jingle bells for a wonderful holiday ride.
Carol singing is a definite possibility and rides will run all day (weather permitting) and cost $1 per person—children under two free with parent.
Many items and decorations have been crafted by children themselves—don’t miss the handpainted T-shirts and Christmas Tree Ornaments.
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