Seaford fundraiser draws crowd with crafts and music
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Ryan D'orio, left, rocking on stage with Erik Nicholaysen and Emily Salce at the second annual Community Craft Fundraiser in Seaford on May 11.
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Students from Seaford High School gathered at the Seaford Train Station for the second annual Community Craft Fundraiser.
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Patricia and Randy Kaiser of Paay's Quilts n Crafts.
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Irene and Doug of The Little Trailer Experience. The Seaford event featured a variety of vendors for attendees to enjoy.
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On May 11, the Seaford High School Class of 2026 hosted the second annual Community Craft, Garage Sale, and Flea Market Fundraiser at the Seaford Train Station.
The event drew a lively crowd with an assortment of crafts and unique items for sale, creating a bustling marketplace atmosphere. Attendees enjoyed not only the diverse selection of handmade goods and treasures but also live music performances by talented student musicians.
The fundraiser provided an opportunity for the community to support local students and enjoy a day of shopping and entertainment.
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