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A musician played electric guitar and sang outside of Fly Away Home during the Holiday Market.
Rabbit Mountain Lavender products were on sale outside Left Hand Grange during Niwot's Holiday Market.
Amy Baxter and Dana Jones of Baxter Jones & Co. offered hand towels and aprons for sale at Left Hand Grange during the Holiday Market.
Bruce Rabeler of Little Bird had his 2023 calendars ready for sale during the Holiday Market.
The Holiday Market opened in Niwot Dec. 3, with live music on the streets from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. as well as crafts and art vendors throughout town and in the Left Hand Grange.
The Holiday Market featured multiple craft vendors at the Grange, including the Women's International Club Niwot (WINC), which previously put on the craft fair. This year the event is sponsored by the Niwot Business Association, and organized by NBA Vice-President Deb Fowler.
"We've had over 740 people, which is a new record," Fowler said, describing the number of people in the Grange throughout the day.
The Holiday Market returns again on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Niwot merchants reported a busy day of shoppers as people are doing their Christmas shopping.
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