During the fresh April vacation, the Salemwood School hosted its Spring Fling Crafts Fair with many vendors selling their unique pieces for everyone in attendance. Upon entering Salemwood’s gym, it was filled with many stands with various products, resource groups, and fun activities. Many of the vendors and attendees spent time together shopping and selling around the whole Salewmood gymnasium, and others getting to know each other. Some of the vendors explicated that they also sell on Etsy and many had business cards to spread the word. Tons of vendors accommodated prices for buyers, providing a safe space for everyone, and the energy was overall “feel-good.”
To find more information about the vendors and their products, head to the link: https://sites.google.com/view/maldensalemwoodpto/upcoming-events/spring-fling-community-event !
Overview of Salemwood’s gymnasium filled with vendors. NATHALY TEJADA 
Unique stand selling a variety of alternative products. NATHALY TEJADA 
Distinctive fantasy items at stand. NATHALY TEJADA 
More of the eccentric fantasy pieces. NATHALY TEJADA 
One of the vendor’s display of crochet stuffed animals. NATHALY TEJADA 
Customized tumblers, homemade soaps, and stickers at one stand. NATHALY TEJADA 
Custom made earrings at one stand. NATHALY TEJADA 
Vendor Paula Marcum selling gift sets. NATHALY TEJADA 
A variety of pens customized with Disney and Sanrio characters, as well as overall designs. NATHALY TEJADA 
Mayor Gary Christenson at the crafts fair shopping around. NATHALY TEJADA 
Young 11 year old artist, Tasha Jain, at her stand with her artwork. NATHALY TEJADA 
Tasha Jain’s art, presenting her admirable art. NATHALY TEJADA 
Some of Tasha Jain’s artwork on display. NATHALY TEJADA 
Pin making for Palestine Fundraising. NATHALY TEJADA 
One participant drawing pin for fundraiser. NATHALY TEJADA 
Sweets like cake pops, donuts, and cupcakes being sold by business Nummies. NATHALY TEJADA 
More of Nummies sweets on display. NATHALY TEJADA 
One of the vendors selling Salemwood merchandise. NATHALY TEJADA 
Retired educator, Kathy Sullivan, and companion advocate for Real Grass at Roosevelt Park. NATHALY TEJADA 
Bird feed setup at Real Grass for Roosevelt Park stand. NATHALY TEJADA 
Staff posing with Salemwood’s mascot. NATHALY TEJADA
