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5 unique finds at Wellesley Marketplace

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SPONSORED POST: The Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club‘s Wellesley Marketplace will host the 4oth Annual Wellesley Marketplace on Saturday, Nov. 19 at its NEW LOCATION at Wellesley High School, 50 Rice St. Premium Admission starts at 9am for $20. General admission starts at 10am for $15 for adults and $5 for students and seniors.

Open from 9am – 4pm, Marketplace is an annual retail favorite for those seeking unique holiday gifts for family and friends. With over 240 vendors and artisans from New England and further afield, it’s the perfect way to cross off plenty of items on your holiday shopping list, with style.

Tickets are available online here, at Roche Bros. and at the door.  Premium shopping tickets ($20) offer exclusive “early bird shopping” from 9 am to 10 am.   Premium tickets, which must be purchased in advance, can be bought at the Wellesley Roche Brothers courtesy booth or online at WHJWC.org.  Regular admission is $15; admission for seniors and students is $5.  

Here are 5 unique finds to be had from Wellesley Marketplace merchants:

 

Pioneer Chairs, Wellesley Marketplace
Pioneer Chairs is a family owned business from Fitzwilliam, NH, and one of the 100 new artisans coming to Wellesley Marketplace on Nov. 19 at Wellesley High School.

 

Berkshire Mountain Gourmet, Wellesley Marketplace
Berkshire Mountain Gourmet of Lenox, Mass., returns to Wellesley Marketplace with their sumptuous Seven Barrels olive oil and balsamic vinegar on Nov. 19 at Wellesley High School.

 

Cheeky Monkey, Wellesley Marketplace
This is the fourth year at Wellesley Marketplace for Cheeky Monkey Home of Belmont, which sells home accessories, on Nov. 19 at Wellesley High School.

 

Sharon Schindler Photography, Wellesley Marketplace
Sharon Schindler Photography of Newton will be bringing her fine art photography for the first time to Wellesley Marketplace, on Nov. 19 at Wellesley High School.

 

Molly's Apothecary, Wellesley Marketplace
New felted soaps from Molly’s Apothecary of Medway, Mass., another new artisan coming to Wellesley Marketplace on Nov. 19 at Wellesley High School.

 

 

 

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