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Saturday, Dec 1, 10 am to 4 pm ~ Wawaset Park, Wilmington

Handmade crafts, ornaments, gifts, fresh cut trees and wreaths, baked goods, warm drinks and holiday cheer! Last year, 30 vendors participated in the Wawaset Holiday Market. 11th Street between Greenhill and Woodlawn Avenues. Contact Jennifer Steiner at jssteiner@aol.com

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