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Overcast Mother’s Day vendor fair offers gifts for all
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Nancy Palmer, left, from Baldwin checked out the handmade flowers by Alan Lu, center, and Macy Lai.
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Cameron Williams, Top above, and Michelle Rudoff of Valley Stream shopped at the market.
Jassting Featherstone, at right, owner of Jazz Esscents Candle Co, demonstrated her products to Eileen and Mike Antonucci of Westbury.
Rosanne Covelli, left from Albertson offered her opinion on a dress to Lauren DiPasquala from Huntington.
There was something for everybody at the gift and vendor fair. Rows of tents were set up with different goods and products.
Hao Trong, above, pitched the virtues of the book Zhuan Falun: The Life-Changing book to Anastasia Yevoli, 17, and Lisa Yevoli of Elmont.
More than 50 vendors set up shop in Eisenhower Park on May 13 and 14 to showcase their goods at the Mother’s day Art, Craft and Gift Vendor Fair. From homemade clothes, to homemade candles, there was plenty to discover just in time for Mother’s Day.
Shoppers perused from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days. The weather was perfect to be outdoors. Some of the products included handmade flowers, candles, different types of clothes and bedsheets, keychains, desserts, honey and other trinkets.
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