November 3, 2015 1:49 pm
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An attendee at last year's Washougal United Methodist Church bazaar peruses some of the offerings.
Colorful sock monkeys, along with hand-kniitted ornaments, adorned one booth at a local bazaar last season.
Bears, nutcrackers and holiday plates are just a few of the trinkets available at the Washougal United Methodist Church bazaar, which will be held this Friday and Saturday.
These goblets are just one of several unique items available at area bazaars.
Hand-carved snowman, with holiday lights attached, top a table at the Washougal High School bazaar.
The Holiday Marketplace Bazaar, at Washougal High School, is an annual tradition for many local people. A variety of handcrafted items and unique gifts can be found by perusing the various vendor tables.
Sick of the big box stores, crowded parking lots and endless sales hype? If so, local bazaars offer shoppers the opportunity to purchase handcrafted items and have fun, all while helping local non-profit groups and supporting the area’s economy.
For the environmentally conscious, there is even a bazaar featuring recycled and reusable items, such as purses constructed from potato chip bags.
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