Holiday craft fair and bazaar in Superior
AMY QUINLIVAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 years, 1 month AGO
The Holiday Craft Fair and Bazaar at the old school in Superior had a wonderful turnout on Saturday November 12. Over a dozen vendors sold handmade gifts, baked goods, and specially crafted finds to eager shoppers getting a head start on Christmas shopping this year. Susan Farenbach, the organizer for the festive event said "We ended up with a lot more booths then we thought we would! I am happy with how many people have come to look around and buy things today." (Amy Quinlivan/ Mineral Independent)
The Holiday Craft Fair and Bazaar at the old school in Superior had a wonderful turnout on Saturday November 12. Over a dozen vendors sold handmade gifts, baked goods, and specially crafted finds to eager shoppers getting a head start on Christmas shopping this year. Susan Farenbach, the organizer for the festive event said "We ended up with a lot more booths then we thought we would! I am happy with how many people have come to look around and buy things today."
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