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QUEENIE FEATHERSTONE Artist/Vendor

Fun Facts:

1. Civil right activist Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. birth name was really Michael.

2. Avon's Skin So Soft bath oil is also an oil lubricant for filling pipe joints and can remove chewing gum from hair, skin and floors.

3. A tiger's fur is striped, this we know, however its skin is also striped.

4. A shrimp's heart is in its head.

5. In the world famous painting of Mona Lisa, she has no eyebrows on her face.

6. The roller coaster was invented to distract people from their sins.

7. Noise comes from the Latin word nausea which means sickness.

9. Black History Month is recognized during the month of February here in America. However in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Holland, it's recognized during the month of October.

9. The dot over the lowercase i and j has a name called tittle.

10. Oranges are actually green naturally.

ROCHELE WALKER Artist/Vendor

When St. Patrick died on March 17, in 465, his death date became a national religious holiday in Ireland. On a global scale we Americans celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 as a national holiday.

We celebrate the heritage and culture of the Irish in general.

Celebrations generally involve public parades, class festivals, balloons, cakes and green cupcakes.

We wear green attire or shamrocks. The first St. Patrick’s Day parade was held in New York City. The color for the holiday is green.

Shamrocks are usually green, but you can collect purple, or white clover. What’s good luck, a four-leaf clover.

ANDRE BRINSON Artist/Vendor