The Goodland Civic Association (501c3) will hold its 15th Annual Holiday Bazaar, Saturday and Sunday, November 9 and 10, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at picturesque MarGood Harbor Park, 321 Pear Tree St., in the Village of Goodland. The Bazaar promises vendors from near and far offering fine art, unique crafts, holiday gifts, bath and body products, fun food, and a team of volunteer golf-cart drivers ferrying folks around other Village sites.
The venue, MarGood Harbor Park, holds well-documented historic and environmental significance. Today, native landscaping and lovely walkways wrap around a charming harbor. The park also features a museum/interpretive center, two open-air pavilions, a kayak launch, and free parking!
Remember: if it’s in Goodland, you know it’s good!
For more information contact Tara O’Neill, 239-330-7543, taraogallery@gmail.com.
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