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Come Shopping At The Holiday Home Market BY CATHY MOLITORIS
“We’re going to have a nice mix of direct-sales companies and vendors who sell homemade items,” said Leslie Hawkins, describing the Holiday Home Market. “There’s going to be a lot of unique gift items and lots of opportunities for holiday shopping.”
The Holiday Market on Adele will feature a variety of vendors.
Vendors, Food And Fun BY CATHY MOLITORIS
tart crossing off items on your gift list by shopping at the Holiday Market on Adele. The event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Manheim Farm Show exhibition hall, 502 Adele Ave., Manheim. It will feature a variety of vendors and food options. “It’s a great way to kick off your holiday shopping and support local families and businesses in the community,” said Chelsey Harnly, who is organizing the event with Stephanie Rogers. “We try really hard to make sure the vendors are diverse, so you won’t be seeing six vendors with the same things at our event.” This is the sixth year for the market, which Harnly and Rogers started to showcase local businesses like their own. “Stephanie and I both had businesses, and we were not having much luck getting into the vendor shows that were already
each year’s event has benefited a local nonprofit or cause. This year, North Star Initiative will have a stand set up for donations, and a portion of the proceeds from the food stand and coffee bar will benefit the organization. North Star provides support and services for survivors of sex trafficking. “Sexual abuse recovery is something that is very close to my heart personally, and I love the mission of North Star and how they provide a safe place for these women and also provide education, counseling and other resources these women need to get back on their feet,” Harnly said. Vendors are highlighted on the market’s Facebook page at 2022 Holiday Market on Adele and on Instagram @holidaymarketonadele. Because of construction at Manheim Central High School, parking is limited, but some will be available around the exhibition hall and across the street at the community pool. The exhibition hall is handicapped-accessible.
Handmade ornaments will be among the items featured at the Holiday Home Market.
First “Day Of ThanksGIVING” Planned BY ANN MEAD ASH
Connie Dienner, director of Cavod Performing Arts, is looking forward to the organization’s first Day of ThanksGIVING, which will feature a live evening gathering. “The evening is a celebration of all God has done,” said Dienner. “We are so thankful for our donors.” The Day of ThanksGIVING will begin at midnight on Friday, Nov. 18, with online giving at https://cavod.org. The academy at 675 W. Main St., New Holland, See Cavod pg 4
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established because the fees were too expensive or people were already grandfathered into the events,” Harnly recalled. “So, we decided to start our own vendor show with other friends who had businesses.” Shoppers at this year’s market will find Thirty-One Gifts, Amy’s Mixing Bowl baked goods, Signature HomeStyles home decor, Haste Laud Press children’s books, Bri’s Handmade Treasure crocheted items, Mimi’s Bowtique bows and headbands, Pour Colleen poured items and That’s Sew You shirts, skirts and dresses. Additional vendors will sell flower art, woodworking, essential oils, laser-cut ornaments and signs, handmade baby clothing and more. DLT Farms will provide sausage sandwiches, hamburgers, macaroni and cheese and soups. The Clay House Bed and Breakfast will serve lattes and chai. When Harnly and Rogers created the holiday market, they wanted to include a give-back component, so
The Holiday Home Market will be held at Teen Central, 15 S. Wolf St., Manheim, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 19. Vendors will include LuLaRoe, Thirty-One Gifts, Tupperware and Mary Kay, and other items for sale will be jewelry, soaps, candles, ornaments and more. “ We’ll have some people taking custom orders and the opportunity to purchase personalized items,” Hawkins commented. Good Eats Catering will be serving breakfast and lunch items, and My Sweet Bliss will sell cupcakes. New this year, one of the vendors will set up an area for children to shop, Hawkins noted. “Kids can come in and do their Christmas shopping in a place that’s just for them,” she said.
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