<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0Un3fV_1GnHeuF600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0Un3fV_1GnHeuF600" width="1200" height="900" >ALABASTER — One of Shelby County’s longest-running holiday traditions will soon return with the annual Camp Branch Food and Craft Bazaar.The bazaar is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Camp Branch-Saginaw Civic Center, located at 65 Highway 25, Alabaster. The bazaar is made possible by Camp Branch United Methodist Church in Alabaster and is sponsored by the United Women in Faith group.“What makes our fall bazaar so special is the spirit of togetherness,” said Amy Vandiver, a member of United Women in Faith. “It's more than just a market; it's a place for community members to spend quality time with one another while celebrating local craftsmanship. Whether you're looking for handcrafted gifts, delicious homemade food or just good company, there's a place for you.”The bazaar first started with hand-crafted items from ladies at Camp Branch United Methodist Church and featured homemade soups and chilies and attendees could dine in or carry out. Now, it has expanded to offer holiday pies and cakes as well as a variety of vendors.“It's like a culmination of our summer markets, where we interact with our community to bring fresh seasonal produce and provide space for local vendors to share their specialties,” said Peggy Crim with the United Women in Faith group.Some of the vendors at the bazaar include:<ul><li>Yule Dream - holiday wreaths, custom-made bows and decorations </li><li>Sweet Eden Creations - gourmet cookies, including chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, s'mores, butter pecan and specialty cupcakes, including red velvet, salted caramel and candy apples </li><li>Hoffman House Bakes - Cookie cakes, cookie boxes - original chocolate chip, cinnamon roll, pumpkin spice latte, milk chocolate, salted caramel </li><li>Kreations by K - Lip balms, door hangers, wreaths, crocheted items </li><li>Gypsy Grit - Handcrafted beaded jewelry, up-cycled clothing, bags and accessories </li><li>Eyth Studio &amp; Design - Handcrafted jewelry </li><li>Master's Touch - Homemade candies, floral arrangements </li><li>Brainspark Leatherworks - Handcrafted leather items </li><li>Denis Egan - Handcrafted birdhouses and rocking horses </li><li>Quilted Treasures by Agnes - Handmade quilts and quilted items </li><li>David Nix – Hand-carved mini figures </li><li>Big Creek Farms- Local honey, local popcorn </li><li>Sam's Scumptious Sweets - Cinnamon rolls, muffins, breads </li><li>Camp Branch United Women in Faith - Homemade vegetable soup &amp; chili, holiday pies and cakes, homemade jams/jellies </li></ul>“It’s important that you shop local,” said Debra Payne, president of the United Women in Faith group. “Our vendors have spent a lot of time preparing for the bazaar. It also opens up opportunities for our communities to support local artisans as well.”Currently, the bazaar will take place outdoors, but in the event of inclement weather, it will move indoors at the civic center.</div></body>

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ALABASTER — One of Shelby County’s longest-running holiday traditions will soon return with the annual Camp Branch Food and Craft Bazaar. The bazaar is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Camp Branch-Saginaw Civic Center, located at 65 Highway 25, Alabaster. The bazaar is made possible by Camp Branch United Methodist Church in Alabaster and is sponsored by the United Women in Faith group.

Camp Branch Food and Craft Bazaar returns on Nov. 14

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ALABASTER — One of Shelby County’s longest-running holiday traditions will soon return with the annual Camp Branch Food and Craft Bazaar. The bazaar is sch

Camp Branch Food and Craft Bazaar returns on Nov. 14

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