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Retro Indie Market 2011 at the Boynton Beach Woman's Club

February 14, 2011 6:41AM

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Monica McGivern
Crafties united again to show off their hand-made goods on Saturday, February 12. The theme of this craft fair, put on by the girls that brought you Stitch Rock, was retro art. Consumers got to enjoy some throw-back crafts while eating sweets.
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