For more than three decades, the First United Church of Christ in Plymouth has brought the community together through its beloved Bethlehem Market, and this year's event is shaping up to be no exception — but organizers need local artisans to help make it happen.
The church, located at 321 North Center Street in Plymouth, is currently seeking vendors for its annual Bethlehem Market, scheduled for Saturday, November 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market has been a cherished community tradition for over 30 years, offering a venue for more than 30 artisan vendors to showcase their homemade goods.
Shoppers can expect to find a wide variety of handcrafted items, including cutting boards, pet accessories, jewelry, holiday decorations, painted pieces, clothing, and much more.
Proceeds from the event are returned to the community, as the Women of the Church donate to numerous non-profits throughout the year, making the market not just a shopping destination but a way to give back.
Artisans interested in securing a vendor spot are encouraged to act quickly. Contact Lilly Meyers at 574-780-1574 to reserve your space today.
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