From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the beloved community tradition transformed the center into a lively marketplace, where visitors browsed tables lined with handmade crafts, jewelry, and one-of-a-kind treasures. The bazaar featured a variety of attractions — from the ever-popular flea market and “white elephant” tables to displays of knitted and crocheted creations, homemade baked goods, and raffle baskets packed with prizes.
Guests moved from table to table, chatting with members of the Senior Citizens of Westbury and picking up everything from seasonal décor to vintage finds. The aroma of fresh lunch offerings filled the air, as attendees took a break from shopping to enjoy a bite to eat with friends and neighbors.
For the seniors who organized the event, the bazaar was more than just a fundraiser — it was a celebration of community spirit and creativity. Each year, the proceeds help support club activities and programming for local older adults, while giving residents a chance to connect in a cheerful, small-town atmosphere.
Free admission and additional parking on Linden Place made the event easily accessible, helping to draw both longtime supporters and first-time visitors. By the end of the day, smiles and shopping bags filled the room — proof that the Old Time Country Bazaar remains one of Westbury’s most cherished fall traditions.
