Goodland’s 12th Annual Holiday Bazaar Tradition Continues

For months, an army of Goodland residents, volunteers and members of the Goodland Civic Association worked to plan for the November Goodland Holiday Bazaar. It is a holiday tradition for this small, tight knit community and this weekend visitors to Goodland were treated to a festive collection of arts and crafts at the beautiful Margood Harbor Park.

Margood Harbor Park is a beautiful regional park that features the Margood History and Community Center, a pedestrian walkway, two open-air pavilions all wrapped around a charming harbor. It was a perfect backdrop for the 12th Annual Goodland’s Holiday Bazaar.

The two-day pre-holiday celebration featured 18 booths filled with fine arts and handmade crafts: pottery, paintings, photographs, home décor, jewelry, holiday decorations and tree toppers, woodworks, shell, bath and body goods and Goodland merchandise. And the best part, a team of very friendly volunteer golf cart shuttle drivers took you anywhere you wanted to go on Goodland.

According to Tara O’Neill, one of the organizers of the event and also an exhibitor, the crowd was steady during the two-day event and shoppers enjoyed browsing in the outdoor setting.

The volunteers were very friendly, giving you that special sense of community as shoppers mingled with artists and the local residents.

For more information on purchasing Goodland merchandise email goodlandinfo239@gmail.com.