Supporting Sea Cliff’s arts and businesses at the Merry Makers Holiday Market

Posted Friday, January 5, 2024 12:47 pm

The event was organized by the Gold Coast Business Association and the Sea Cliff Arts Council, thanks to the efforts of people like Noelle Fiallo-Evans, the council’s chief creative officer.

Elisa Dragotto/Herald

Holiday cheer was in the air at the Merry Makers Holiday Market at St. Luke’s Parish and Community Hall in Sea Cliff. Organized by the Sea Cliff Arts Council and the Gold Coast Business Association, this indoor market celebrated artisans and their process with live music, hot cocoa and lots of nifty artisanal items.

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