Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Whimsical pottery from Royal Palm Pottery.
Yolanda Davies, Imperfect Art, caught shoppers’ eyes with her one-of-a-kind creations made from paper mâché and clay.
The bazaar had both everyday and seasonal crafts that were 100% handmade!
Holiday décor for every household could be found within the event.
Gorgeous jewelry by Pieces from the Sea was created from hand-picked sea glass all the way from Puerto Rico!
Island Sand Sculptures delighted shoppers with creations perfect for any home wanting a touch of the beach.
Florie Enders is working hard on her specialty charcoal pet portraits.
Visitors welcomed a head start on their shopping lists at the 15th Annual Goodland Civic Association Holiday Bazaar at Margood Harbor Park on Saturday and Sunday. The event hosted a combination of nineteen returning and first-time unique, hand-made, and memorable booths ranging from artwork and pottery to bath and body goods.
Volunteer-led complimentary golf cart rides provided shoppers with a sweat-free experience to and from their vehicles and directly to the fun. Tara O’Neil, the event organizer and artist, shared how pleased she was by the steady stream of traffic and appreciated the true Goodland spirit from the volunteers.
Local and first-time vendor Louis Cristi of Royal Palm Pottery sold his artistic and practical pottery pieces saying, “I am happy with the great turnout!” Returning vendor Captain Pam Stop, wouldn’t miss the event and drove over six hours to showcase and sell her vintage shell collection dating as far back as the ‘80s! Husband and Wife duo Alan and Kelly DeMichele offered their Sand-Casting Sculptures for the second time at the event.
It was impossible to leave empty-handed with the wide assortment of choices fit for any holiday list.
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