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THE pavement in front of the Good Loaf was crowded with onlookers for 2016’s first Trove Makers’ Market on Sunday. From homemade macaroons to high school students making balloon animals, there was plenty to see for those looking for a unique bargain. The market is designed for local designers to showcase their wares to potential buyers. The next market is on March 20.
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February 21 2016 - 6:45PM
Sun shines on Trove Makers’ Market | PHOTOS
Sun shines on Trove Makers’ Market | PHOTOS
Chloe McAlpine and Claudia Boschetti try on some interesting hats.
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Flavour + Heart's Hayley Kapperer had plenty of macaroons to sample.
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Michael and Edie Gibbons.
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Lynda Turner looks at the hanging gardens.
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Ava Holt and Ella Jones dance to the music.
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Ava Holt and Ella Jones.
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Flint and Juno Harley, selling balloon animals for $2.
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THE pavement in front of the Good Loaf was crowded with onlookers for 2016’s first Trove Makers’ Market on Sunday.
From homemade macaroons to high school students making balloon animals, there was plenty to see for those looking for a unique bargain.
The market is designed for local designers to showcase their wares to potential buyers.
The next market is on March 20.
