Lovely market: Valentine’s Market brings people out as winter fades
Sheena Cameron, left, and James Allen check out a potential laptop bag at Roy’s Custom Leather Work & Repair’s booth at the Valentine’s Market Saturday.
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Rosalinda Delgado, left, and her daughter Yvette Ramirez, 9, offer hand-crocheted plushies, scarves, and hats at the Valentine’s Market Saturday. Delgado’s business, Y&V Crochets, is named for Yvette and her sister Valerie, Delgado said.
From left: Rheese Meza, Brianna Rios and Whitney Smith catch up and share a laugh at the Valentine’s Market Saturday, while 1-year-old Blythe Dagorret waits patiently in her stroller.
Arturo Morando puts out handmade garden figurines while his wife Luz Morando looks on at the Valentine’s Market Saturday. Morando has been creating the figures since he was 9 years old, he said.
MOSES LAKE — Love was in the air, and so were the aroma of food and the sound of shopping, at the Moses Lake Farmers Market’s annual Valentine’s Market Saturday. The market, which was held in the Commercial and 4-H buildings at the Grant County Fairgrounds, attracted a sizable crowd.
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