Mothers of Art Bazaar Founders Featured Vendors
Six women known as the mothers started selling art 17 years ago at the bazaar, now attracting 20 plus first year artists. Barlow offered hand-painted bulbs and champagne glasses among eclectic items including trees, scarves, ceramics, candles, jewelry, and hats. Shoppers like Sue Givens praised the unique, fun works as Jill Zinn explained the show as a welcoming stepping stone for new artists lasting after Thanksgiving each year.
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Parsons bar shuts to public after smoking ban
Parsons bar Sweet Willies becomes private club as smoking restrictions from 5 AM to 9 PM take effect. Manager Art Halloway reports significant drops in daytime patrons and says staff often outnumbers customers. City Commission to revisit ordinance on December 4.
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