Preview Party: Thursday, November 56:30–9:30 p.m.

Friday, November 6 9:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 79:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Gainesville Civic Center

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2015

Marketplace

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Join us for an excitingweekend of shopping tobenefit Safe KidsGainesville/Hall County!Please mark your calendarand make plans tocelebrate a communitytradition – the 24th annualMarketplace weekend!

Marketplace will welcome over 80merchants from seven states, with 25 new,first time merchants participating! We arealso excited to announce the addition of“Artists Row” on Friday and Saturday, whichwill include vendors who have beautiful andunique artistic items. From original artwork tohand carved wood work, hand craftedlighting we know you will be thrilled to seewhat merchants have to offer.

Join your friends and communitymembers at the Preview Party, 6:30–9:30p.m., Thursday, Nov. 5, at the GainesvilleCivic Center. Preview Party is such a greatevening to socialize and to purchase thoseunique, one–of-a-kind items to completeyour holiday gift list or treat yourself.

Enjoy complimentary valet parking asyou arrive, bidding on silent and live auctionitems, a delicious assortment of hors d’oeuvres,and cash bars by Scott’s on the Square.There is no doubt you will want to bid on awonderful selection of silent auction items inthe Green Street porch tent. As a PreviewParty guest you may also be the lucky winnerof shopping vouchers, compliments of TheMedical Center Auxiliary and Willis

Investment Counsel. Tickets are $50 and may be purchased

online at www.nghs.com/marketplace.Marketplace general admission (Friday andSaturday) tickets are $5, and children 12 andunder are admitted free. Preview Partyattendees receive complimentary admissionto return to Marketplace during theweekend.

Please join us in conveying our sincereappreciation to Willis Investment Counsel forpartnering with The Medical Center Auxiliaryfor the seventh consecutive year as thePremier Sponsor of Marketplace. Bob Willisand all partners of the firm are to becommended for such outstandingphilanthropic support to benefit the healthand safety of children throughout ourcommunity. One hundred percent of theproceeds raised by Marketplace 2015 willbenefit Safe Kids, which is an initiative withinthe Medical Center Foundation’s HealthyJourney Campaign.

Marketplace, led by founding merchantchair Mary Lynn Coyle, and founding chairSally Darden continues in its 24th yearbecause of a tremendous amount ofvolunteer leadership and communitysupport. We thank you in advance formaking plans to attend and encouragefriends, family, newcomers and neighbors tosupport a very worthwhile cause – ourchildren.

For more information or to purchasetickets, please call 770-219-1830 or visitwww.nghs.com/marketplace.

2015 Marketplace Tri-Chairs:Sally PittmanBonnie-Lynne WilsonSuzie Hawkins

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100% of proceedsbenefit Safe KidsGainesville/Hall CountySafe Kids Gainesville/Hall Countyworks to prevent accidental childhoodinjury, the leading killer of children age14 and under in the U.S. Safe KidsGainesville/Hall County is a memberof Safe Kids Worldwide, a globalnetwork of organizations dedicated topreventing accidental injury.

Safe Kids Gainesville/Hall Countywas founded in 1992 and is led byNortheast Georgia Medical Center. Inaddition to the Medical Center, thecoalition is made up of numerouscommunity agencies, including theGainesville City Police Department,Hall County Sheriff’s Office, GainesvilleCity Fire Department, Hall County Fire& EMS, Georgia Department ofNatural Resources, Hall CountyExtension Service, Army Corps ofEngineers, Hall County and GainesvilleCity school systems and many others.

The coalition focuses its efforts onthe prevention of childhood injury inthe following areas: occupant safety,fire safety, water safety, home safetyand bike safety.

New this year!

Thursday, November 56:30–9:30 p.m. • $50 per person

Local ArtJanet Cornett, Marketplace Feature Artist Jane Hemmer, Bronze sculptureKerri Prince, Framed Pressed Botanical PrintsBeth Henson, AbstractsWilliam Terry, Yellow Bird Wood CarvingMelissa Parrish, Kit Rogers and Leigh-Anne O’Brien, Framed Watercolor PaintingsMargy Dennis, Glass serving dish

Exciting stays you are sure to enjoy!Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa – Young Harris, GeorgiaFour Seasons Hotel Atlanta Georgia Gameday CenterThe King and Prince Beach and Golf Resort – St. Simons IslandOmni Grove Park Inn – Asheville, NCCourtyard Marriott – Downtown ChattanoogaThe Chateau, luxury home of Paul and Glenna Maney – Highlands, NCDr. Jason and Ellison Croft’s cabin with a beautiful view in Blue Ridge, GADavid and Maggie Griffin’s mountain cottage in Highlands, NCSt. Simons Island condo courtesy of Courtenay Wishousky and Debbie Jacobs

The Preview Party is a great opportunity to visit with friends, shop before Marketplace opens to the public and enjoy adelicious dinner buffet and cash bars. Guests also may bid on these and many more exciting silent and live auction items!

Adventure in the OutdoorsQuail Hunt and Lunch for four with Philip WilheitFishing Trip on Lake Lanier with Will White

Relax on Lake Sidney LanierSailing adventure with Roger Sulhoff for four with lunch and beveragesMemorial Park Boat Cruise

Fine WinesCollection of fine wines along with wine cooler from Home DepotPrivate Wine Dinner for six – Chef selected 4-5 course meal by Scott’sDowntownWine Tasting at Cenita Winery

A New YouSpa gift baskets from Salon Pure and The Green Street SpaComprehensive orthodontic treatment courtesy of Wilson OrthodonticsGift Basket from Aesthetic Center of Gainesville

Children are Sure to Love Custom playhouse by JOMCO, Tickets to Zoo Atlanta, 2016membership to the Junior League Pool, Party for 50 from Kona Ice

Marketplace 2015 Committee

Back Row, L to R: Caroline Nix, Artists Row; Alicia Baugh, Preview PartyAuction; Dot Dusenberry, Auxiliary President; Leslie Miller, Preview PartyAuction; Elizabeth Thompson, Decorations; Anslee Wilson, Decorations;Kerri Prince, Preview Party Auction; Liz Wood, Preview Party Auction;Alyssa McClure, Artists Row; Tiffany Neff, Preview Party Auction;Havolynne Saxon, Artists Row; Morgan Wood, Artists Row; BarbaraGriffeth, Volunteers.

Front Row, L to R: Sally Pittman, 2014-2015 Tri-Chair; Bonnie-LynneWilson, 2014-2015 Tri-Chair; Suzie Hawkins, 2014-2015 Tri-Chair; AshleySliger, Artists Row; Sally Veatch, Hospitality; Tiffany Stackhouse,Merchants/Decorations; Ellison Croft, Decorations; Staci Vinton,Volunteers; Jenny Floyd, Preview Party Auction; Courtney Wishousky,Merchants/Decorations; Maggie Griffin, Artists Row; Brittani Curtis,Merchants ; Katie Crumley, Preview Party Auction.

Not Pictured: Sherri Frankum, Merchants/Decorations; Emily Gaddy,Merchants/Decorations; Wendy Sargent, Merchants/Decorations; Ginny Early, Merchants/Decorations; ChaseMiller, Merchants/Decorations; Susie Bryan, Merchants/Decorations; Amy Hulsey, Tabloid; Denise Wilkins,Promotion; Stephanie Braselton Williams, Promotion; Meredith West, Hospitality; Ellen Toms, Hospitality; KimRenner, Preview Party Auction

Staff: Lynne Allen, Director; Meah Garrison, Manager; Amy Booth, Coordinator; Lajuania Lester, Coordinator;Rhonda Eavenson, Office Coordinator; Vickie Casper, Business Assistant; Katy Akridge, Business Assistant

Preview Party

Vintage Spirit DesignsCourtenay Collins "CC" Eckardt, a professional actress and singer, is expanding hercreative vision and artistic expression with her Vintage Spirit Design jewelry collection fromSandy Springs, Ga. Using vintage jewelry pieces, findings, beads, stones, chains and otherchosen materials, she designs and makes each piece of this original handmade jewelry.The goal of Vintage Spirit Designs is to compliment a woman's wardrobe with fun, hip,signature vintage pieces that bring joy and peace to the wearer. “My love affair withvintage costume jewelry and accessories began when I was a little girl playing in mygrandmother's jewelry box,” says Eckardt. “After my grandmother left this world, Iwanted to wear her jewelry because it made me feel close to her. The only problem wasthat my costume jewelry "inheritance" did not fit my body type or my clothing style, so Ibegan renovating and remaking her jewelry.” Each piece is unique and handmade byEckardt ¦with love and good will for whomever wears it. “Even if I have used similarpieces, no two items are exactly alike,” she says.

Holly B. PeckHolly B. Peck, a native from St.Simons Island, GA, graduatedfrom Brenau University in 2001with a BFA degree in Interior Design and started Holly B.Peck Interiors in 2003. Her main passion is designingresidential interiors on all scales while maximizing clients’

budgetswith theirpersonaltastes inmind.Peckbelievesthat themostimportantaspect of aspace isthe quality

of life within, not just the aesthetics of a room. Shetypically likes to incorporate soothing colors that aremore neutral and peaceful throughout her spaces. After18 years of living in the area, she has drawn newinspirations from the North Georgia Mountains, LakeLanier, and the peaceful countryside in Gainesville. Peckhas been featured in various magazines such as AtlantaStyle & Design, Atlanta Magazine, and Lake LanierMagazine and has received the Running the Race withStyle Award for “The Light Keeper’s House” Street ofDreams and the Designer Award and Rainbow Award for“Spirit of Light” Project Playhouse 2006.

The NestRustic elegance, cottage cozinessand farm house chic describe thehome decor furnishing available atThe Nest. The Nest wasestablished May 2010 by Crichton Bentley in thecharming southern town of Clarkesville, Ga. Just a few

short yearslater wehavelaunchedour secondlocation atThe Avenueshoppingcenter inPeachtreeCity, Ga.

The Nest offers a wideselection of home decorranging from customupholstered furniture,rugs and bedding tolighting and gifts withsought after productlines including Vietri,Juliska, Pinecone Hill,Thymes and more.Come visit The Nest foryour perfect gift orhome accessory.

Featured Merchants

Tap ItZack Thompson, Brad Sample andRyan Thompson started Tap ItGainesville Growlers as anexpansion of their landscape

company, Pro Touch Landscapes, Inc., and their retaillocation, Pro Outdoor Living, which features KamadoJoe Smokers and other barbecue supplies. Their passion andknowledge to sharegreat craft beer withNorth Georgia is whatdrove them to open thefirst growler fillingstation in Gainesville.Each of their beerselections uses only thefinest hops, wheat,barley and otheringredients to combine for a fine tasting brew. Thesmoothness of each swallow is unsurpassed. Tap Itoffers three free one ounce samplings per customer, aswell as $5 beer flights every day. Twice a month theyhost events such as pint nights and tap takeovers withGeorgia breweries. They also offer the ability to pourcraft beer, ciders and wine at your wedding, party,fundraising event and much more.

J.R. Crider’sJ.R. Crider’s is North Georgia’s premier clothing companyand shopping destination. They offer everything from formalaccessories to everyday necessities. Crider’s opened theirdoors in 2012 in Dahlonega, Ga., andhas since opened a location right offthe downtown square in Gainesville,Ga. On top of carrying both men andwomen’s apparel, Crider’s offers aunique shopping experience withtheir lounges, which are both equipped with a flat screen

television, a pooltable and a fullystocked candy bar.From the inceptionof J.R. Crider’s,their goal hasalways been toprovide awelcomingatmosphere, great

customer service, and an array of products that appeal toboth men and women. Above all else, Crider’s exists toglorify God in everything they do.

Rahab’s RopeMany may not know thatapproximately 200 girls and women are forced intoprostitution each day in India. Many may not know thatthe average age that a young girl is forced intoprostitution is 11. Many people may also not know thatapproximately 70 percent of the young women forced intoprostitution develop HIV/AIDS. But what does thisknowledge really mean? Knowing the statistics and facts isimportant and powerful forcreating positive change. Itis Rahab’s Rope’s hope,however, that people willrealize that each statistichas a face and a story. Theyhope to accomplish thistransformation by usingtools that range from merestats to true stories ofwomen who wereonce held captive in aplace of hopelessness buthave found hope and purpose once again.

Margaret’s PlaceMargaret Carter Jones of Gainesville is a gardener, afloral designer, an interior plant designer and painter.Much of those talentswere honed early asan 8 year old, whenshe and her twosiblings worked in thefamily ownedgardening andlandscaping business,which later becameCarter’s Nursery andLandscapingCompany. A nationally accredited master flower showjudge, Jones has a degree in art from GeorgiaSouthern University and is a graduate of the SouthFlorida Design School. Jones brings to Marketplacesome of her special orchid arrangements, gorgeoushydrangea arrangements, and many ivy, angel vine,and lemon cypress topiaries which make wonderfuladditions to a home for the upcoming holiday season.

Susie OsSusie Os from Palos VerdesEstates, Calif., is a tasteful andupscale collection of boutiquedesigner handbags and totes.

They carry 20designers tooffer shoppers awide array ofstyles and pricepoints. Susie Osis definitely

known for good taste and bags that look moreexpensive than they are! "Bags with Benefits" is theirunique tag line whichmeans for every bagthey sell, someoneneedy benefits. Visittheir website atsusieoshandbags.comto take a sneak peak attheir 2015 fallcollection.

Swann Arts“Sharing the excitement andjoy that I feel whenexperiencing the beauty ofcreation is my mission as anartist,” says Nancy Swann ofGainesville. “My challenge, isengaging my hands totranslate what I see with myeyes, and with my heart, ontoa blank piece of paper.” A selftaught artist, Swann’s primary medium is pastels. Herinspiration to paint began in 1998, when she moved tothe Blue Ridge Mountains. Her works have beenshown in various galleries including The AshevilleGallery of Art, Asheville, N.C.; Backtracks Gallery,Black Mtn. N.C.; Preservation Hall Art Gallery,Weaverville, N.C.; The Red Wolf Gallery, Brevard, N.C.;The Artist's Gallery, Flagstaff, Az.; and The QuinlanMember Show, Gainesville, Ga. Swann is a registerednurse at Northeast Georgia Medical Center, and she isexcited to feature some of her new, as well as old,works of art at Marketplace. She also will offer printsand originals, including landscapes and portraits.

Eagle RanchFrom showstopping maple bowls to charmingbirdhouses and many more handcrafted pieces, TheChattahoochee Woodturners booth features uniqueitems that support a wonderful cause at Eagle Ranch.The Chattahoochee Woodturners club has helped EagleRanch School launch a special woodturning program.

Club members teach the skillas part of the school’sexploratory educationprogram, enabling studentsto explore and develop theirtalents. Proceeds from salesof the club’s Marketplacepieces will help keep theprogram going.Chattahoochee Woodturnersis the Gainesville chapter ofthe American Association ofWoodturners. They seek to

have fun in woodturning, develop camaraderie and shareideas. Visitors are always welcome. For more informationand meeting datesvisit, ChattahoocheeWoodturners.com. The Eagle Ranchcommunity helps make life better for children andfamilies going through a crisis. The Christian programintegrates homelife, education and counseling. For moreinformation, visit EagleRanch.org.

Provence Antiques and Creative LightingProvence Antiques, owned by Kathleen Morris, hasrecently merged with lighting designer DavidHernandez. Morris has dealt in English and Frenchcountry antiques for more than thirty years, and

Hernandez has extensive experience convertingantique chandeliers for today's home. Together, theyoffer everything to create a beautiful home featuringthe best of both French and English antiques andlighting.

James Farmer, authorand landscape designerNative of Kathleen, Ga., James Farmer isthe author of the Wall Street Journal best-selling book, A Time To Plant (2011) Sip &Savor (2012), Porch Living (2012), WreathsFor All Seasons (2012), A Time to Cook

(2013), Dinner on the Grounds (2014), and A Time to Celebrate(2015) published by Gibbs-Smith Publishers. With the passion forthe land and Southern culture, he earned a degree in gardeningdesign and then opened a landscape design company in 2005.Farmer was soon asked to consult on an important historicgarden that needed restoration and updating. News quicklyspread about James’ work, and the garden was soon featured inThe Atlanta Journal and Constitution, Southern Living Magazine,Traditional Home Magazine, and ultimately in the book, PrivateGardens of Georgia. James’ business soared in the Southeast asa result. In Spring 2013, James opened his design and antiquestore, James Farmer Inc., in downtown Perry.

Frou FrouFrou Frou has opened a new designstudio in Highlands, NC! Frou Frou isowned and operated by Jess Margeson.A 2004 graduate of Auburn University,Jess founded the creative enterprise FrouFrou upon moving to Opelika. Jess makesher home and studio in Opelika with her

husband Matt and their three dogs, Sausage, Frankie & Bean.For years, my husband and I have called the Cashiers/Highlandsarea one of our favorite "happy places". Over the course ofour work and travels to this picturesque location, we haveestablished many great relationships. Upon reflecting on ourlast event here in January, we decided we wanted a morepermanent presence here for work and play! Beginning thissummer season, we will be opening a wedding and retailstudio for all of our destination brides and Frou Frou events.There are so many wonderful venues and settings forweddings and other celebrations here in the mountains - weare looking forward to this exciting, new chapter!

Erin LondonErin London, the flagship brand of Kreations, is ecstatic to exhibitat its first Marketplace this year. Kreations has been manufacturingwomen’s apparel since 1971, and when the brand became ErinLondon in the 90s, the goal remained the same–to provide aproduct that speaks of quality and value. From every day jackets toblouses, pants and capris, Erin London is the woman who wearsher inner beauty on the outside. Their team of designers travelsthe world in search of fabulous fabrics and the latest fashion trendsto bring directly to you. Although Erin London may be found inretailers across North America, its only direct retail outlet is in Clarkesville, Ga., or online at www.erinlondon.com.They will also be featuring their brand new line of women’s active wear – Aveva! Don’t miss Erin London andAveva at Marketplace, where there will surely be something for every woman, every wear!

Billie’s PecansIn the early 1960s, Billie Crenshaw was a young momraising four boys on her husband’s family farm wherethey grew cotton, soybeans and, well, pecans. One fall

afternoon, Billie decided to gather up the hundreds of pecans lining thehome driveway—thinking surely something could be done with these to feed her pack of activesons. Back then, there were more pecans in the family’s front yard than her husband knew what

to do with. He told Billie that if she’d pick them up, she could dowhatever she wanted with them. And she did just that. During themonths that followed, Billie began creating her own personalrecipes, starting with her favorite, Cinnamon Spiced. With her sons’encouragement, she took these delectable treats on the road, and sold her candied pecansat the Market Basket in Memphis, and gave out free samples at Goldsmith’s departmentstore (now Macy’s). Slowly, Billie built her business through word-of-mouth and the devotionof some very loyal customers—many who are still loyal today. Eventually, Billie’s Pecans out

grew the family kitchen and moved to its current location in a 100-year-old-building on Main Street—still in the sweettown of Crenshaw where Billie’s daughter-in-law, Stacy Crenshaw continues her legacy.

Volunteers Always Welcome!If you are interested in volunteering through TheMedical Center Auxiliary, with Marketplace, or a varietyof other important volunteer service areas in supportof Northeast Georgia Health System, information isavailable. Please ask a Marketplace volunteer, staffmember or call The Medical Center Auxiliary at 770-219-1830.

Susan Snaps & Toffee To GoThe Medical Center Auxiliaryvolunteers will be selling SusanSnaps, a gourmet gingersnapmade in Atlanta. The ownersdeveloped the gingersnap tohelp family members endurechemo. The cookies are filledwith old-fashioned spices,deep, dark molasses, and sparkling sugar crystals. Gingernot only adds spice, it has been used for centuries as amedicinal remedy to calm an upset stomach.

Toffee to Go is another item you will find at theAuxiliary table. Toffee to Go was chosen by Oprah as oneof her Favorite Things of 2013. From family recipe tofamily business, we bring you a sweet treat whose

decadence you will discover at firstbite. Enjoy the delicate crunch andrich buttery flavor. Toffee to Goproducts are made with only thefinest ingredients.

The Auxiliary will also be sellingnote cards with feature art by local

artist Janet Cornett.  The note cards will be great to haveon hand for holiday gift giving!Please plan to stop by The Medical Center Auxiliary boothto make your purchase – Susan Snaps, Toffee to Go, andnote cards make excellent hostess and teacher gifts. Allproceeds will benefit Safe Kids Gainesville/Hall County.

Marketplace Welcomes 2 Dog and Honeybaked HamYou are sure to enjoy lunch with friends atMarketplace. Slip out to the Green Street Porch ordown to the Chestatee Room and relax while enjoyinga delicious lunch. Once again, Honeybaked Gainesvilleis partnering with The Medical Center Auxiliary tomakeHoneybakedham, turkey orroast beefsandwich boxedlunches with chips and a delicious cookie available atthe Chestatee Room Tea Cart. Also, local Gainesvillerestaurant 2Dog Cafe will be located on the GreenStreet porch duringMarketplace beginning at 11a.m. Friday and Saturday. 2Dog Cafe, owned by Timand Tina Roberts, is locatedin Gainesville just off thedowntown square towardBrenau University in acentury old renovated home and serves deliciousrustic euro soul food. For the past 15 years, they haveoffered fresh baked bread, sauces, salad dressings,desserts – all made in house as well as fresh produce,fish, poultry and beef. Thank you for supporting SafeKids Gainesville/Hall County by lunching with 2 Dog orHoneybaked Ham!

Gainesville BalletThe Gainesville Ballet castof "The Nutcracker" willvisit from 2 to 4 p.m.,Friday, Nov. 6. Bring thechildren to enjoy visitingwith the cast whileshopping and learn moreabout the upcoming2015 Nutcrackerperformance.

The Medical Center Auxiliary conveys appreciation to Janet Cornett, feature artist for Marketplace 2015, who has

generously shared her art through the years in support of Marketplace. Janet was born in Decatur, Ga., and

received a business degree from Georgia State University. Her love was always art, not business. She won her

first art show at the age of 7 in 1955. She remarried and moved to Gainesville in 1993 and began taking art

lessons at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center. Now, for 22 years, she paints every day! Art is her passion just behind

her love for her family and grandchildren. Her work is in many homes throughout Gainesville, Atlanta and St.

Simons. Janet is a member of Quinlan and The Georgia Art League where she won her second art show in 2005.

2 Dog Cafe (Gainesville)Local food vendor on Green St. Porch

AD Mathis (Gainesville)Custom men’s clothing

Arbonne (Flowery Branch)Skin care and wellness products; gluten free, vegan,pure and botanically based products

Beaded with Love by Sydney Phillips(Gainesville) Custom beaded bracelets

beca designs (Colbert)Recycled glass bottle jewelry and home decor

Best Friends Finds (Dunwoody)Christmas and collegiate décor

Billie’s Pecans and More (Crenshaw, MS) Homemade flavors of pecans, toffee,coffee cakes, cheese crispies

Bohemian Bird (Roswell)One-of-a-kind pieces and designer clothing andaccessories

Brenda Steele (Dahlonega)Forged copper jewelry with wire works andgemstones, beads, glass

Buttermilk Pie Co. (Gainesville)Homemade pies in several flavors

Carlee Shope (Gainesville) 2015 Charity Ball Belle Candidate, Rotary Club ofGainesville –Notecards signifying local historic scenes

Catherine Goolsby (Scottdale) Fabricated sterlingsilver imitating ribbon and fabric

Challenged Child & Friends (Gainesville)Holiday cards

Cheese Straws (Gainesville)Cheese straws

Christy Beasley Art(Gainesville)Wood paintings, reclaimed wood art, hymn page fans and art, andwoodworking art

Ciao Bella Boutique(Pike Road, AL)Glenda Gies vintage inspired handmade handbags,clutches, totes, bags and pins

Cookie Craze (Gainesville) Custom made event sugar cookies, personalized forany occasion

Dazzl Jewelry (Alpharetta)High quality fashion sterling silver jewelry, handbagsand scarves

Discovery Toys (Atlanta)Top quality, unique, unconditionally guaranteededucational toys, books

Dress Up Boutique (Gainesville)Boutique clothing, jewelry and handbags

Eagle Ranch (Gainesville)Handmade items from local wood craftsmen with theChattahoochee wood turners

Earth Soaps (Mt. Airy)All natural handcrafted soaps and bath accessories

Elachee Nature Science Center (Gainesville)Nature-related gifts

Erin London (Clarkesville)Women’s apparel

Essentially Healthy (Gainesville)Essential oils, lotions, shampoo, bath bars, soaps,diffusers, facial items

European Market (Braselton)European ornaments, kitchen towels, puzzles; Swiss Army blanket bags

Family Jewels & Purse Strings (Gainesville,FL) Affordable custom clothing, jewelry, gifts

Gainesville Ballet CompanyNutcrackers, ornaments, ballet items

Gypsy Threads (Gainesville)Clothing, clogs, jewelry, candles

Handpicked by White Interiors(Dawsonville) Home accessories and holiday decor items

Holly B. Peck Interiors (Clermont)Antiques, gift items, custom artwork, small furniture

House Dressing Interiors (Gainesville)Home decor, furniture, accessories

Image Boutique (Braselton)Ladies’ clothing, accessories, shoes, boots

Imperishable Clothing Co. (Gainesville)Clothing, hand-printed t-shirts

James Farmer Inc. & Frou Frou Designs(Perry) Southern author will be present for booksigning. Fresh holiday flower arrangements & decorby Frou Frou Design

J.R. Crider’s Clothing & Apparel (Gainesville) Men and women’s clothes and accessories

Lakeside Home and Hardware (Gainesville)Second Nature by Hand signs, evergreen mats, flags,garden. Michel Design Works - soaps, candles,napkins, hand towels. Napa - floral (faux) Pomeroy -pillows, trays

Lemonade Makers (Gainesville) Handmade items, foods, and unique antiques

Margaret’s Place (Gainesville)Living orchids, ivy and lemon cypress topiaries,containers

Mena Mae Children's Boutique(Gainesville) Children's clothes and gifts

Nest Feathers (Oakwood)Home accessories, gift & boutique items

Northeast Georgia Locally Grown(Gainesville) Online farmers’ market, organic seasonalproduce and products

Merchant List

A special thank you to local non-profits for participating:Challenged Child & Friends • Elachee Nature Science Center

Gainesville Ballet Company • Carlee Shope, 2015 Charity Ball Belle CandidateEagle Ranch • Rahab’s Rope • Rooster’s Perch

Northeast Georgia Locally Grown

NYR Organic (Alpharetta)Certified organic skin care, candles, diffusers

Onward Reserve (Atlanta)Men’s clothing and gifts

Paige’s Boutique/Inside the Iron Rose(Gainesville) Women’s boutique clothing, baby gifts, hairbows, jewelry, seasonal gift

Pine Designs (Dahlonega)Handcrafted rustic signs, magnetic boards, Scrabble lettersand holders, home decor

Provence Antiques and Creative Lighting(Atlanta) French and English Country Antiques, Frenchchandeliars and lighting created by David Hernandez

Quite A Pair Keepsakes (Eatonton)Unique collection of fun frames made from salvaged woodthat is hand painted

Rahab’s Rope (Gainesville)Jewelry, journals, scarves, gift items

Robin Bird Smith (Gainesville)Functional and whimsical pottery, nativity sets, vases,lanterns, turtle shells, bird nests

Rodan & Fields (Braselton)Anti-aging skin care line of clinically proven products

St. Rita’s Cakes (Atlanta)Cream cheese pound cakes, chocolate cream cheese poundcakes, pumpkin bread

Shamrock and Peach (Roswell)Irish products including art and framed photography,pottery, linens and books

Shoulder Show Offs by Twin Look Designs(Atlanta) Unique reversible shoulder-wear accessories

Silver Girls (McDonough)Victorian silver, clip earrings, sixpence, silver made gifts,antique gift items

Silver Wear (Woodstock)Unique selection of handcrafted jewelry, designed withpearls, beads, coins, leather and semi-precious stones

Stephanie Kenney Designs (Atlanta)Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, cuffs

Susie O’s (Palos Verdes, CA)Handbags

Swann Arts (Gainesville)Original pastel and oil art paintings, colored pencil art

Sydney’s Dollhouse (Montezuma)Children’s apparel, dolls

Takeout Jewelry (Gainesville)Handmade jewelry, semi precious stones

Tap It (Gainesville)Grills, rubs, garden and grill supplies

The Embroidery Shop (Dahlonega)Embroidery clothing, bags and accessories

The Medical Center Auxiliary (Gainesville)Susan Snaps, a gourmet gingersnap made in Atlanta, and "Toffee to Go" toffee, notecards with art by Janet Cornett

The Gift Box (Gainesville)Fashion and gift items

The Honey Baked Ham Co. & Café (Gainesville)Boxed lunches, tea at The Tea Cart

The Nest (Clarkesvile)Home accessories, dinnerware, bedding, jewelry, gourmetfoods, lighting

Uniquely Yours (Jefferson)Handcrafted, handpainted items, personalization available

Usborne Children’s Books (Alpharetta)Children’s books & gifts

Velvet’s Vintage (Cleveland)Antiques, home decor, fashion items

Vintage Spirit Designs (Sandy Springs, GA) Featuresbeaded multi-wrap bracelets with Czech glass. Up cycledvintages bags

Whirled Piece Cookies/Go Bulldogs! Children’sBook (Gainesville) Individually packaged jumbo gourmetcookies, collegiate children’s book

Zola Jewelry (Charleston, SC)Handcrafted jewelry with mixed metals, leather, vintageitems, freshwater pearls,natural stones

Aminorhope (Gainesville)Handmade prints, journals, necklaces andsoy candles

Kirklan Moore - (Gainesville)Handmade custom cornhole boards

Lauren Michelle Designs (Duluth) Beaded necklaces and bracelets withtassels, charms, and pennants

Rooster's Perch (Gainesville) Handcrafted items made by friends ofRandy and Friends, Inc.

Mary Beth Begley (Gainesville)Angel and landscape paintings

J.K. Griffeth (Gainesville) Welded furniture & accessories, handwrittenstationary and accessories

Milky the Cow (Athens)Milky the Cow paperback books andActivity kits

Jenny Highsmith (Marietta) Handlettered art prints, mugs, globes, postersand home décor

Leigh-Anne O'Brien Fine Art (Gainesville)Watercolor and acrylic artwork

Renee Bouchon Art (Atlanta)Abstract/figure study paintings

Soulpepper Designs (Perry)14K gold filled jewelry gemstones, woodbeaded necklaces, bracelets, hand-poured soycandles

Kissy May Candle Co. (St. Simons)Uniquely blended holiday scented candles

Watts Jewelry (Atlanta) Handcrafted jewelry

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Thank you to our 2015 Marketplace sponsors! We appreciate your generous support!

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Patrons

The Medical Center Auxiliary, Inc. Presented by

and Premier Sponsor

Paul & GlennaManey

Dr. & Mrs. Jack GriffethJ Geyer Advertising

Mansfield Oil Company

Mom 365Property CreationsSigns by Tomorrow

FAIRWAY OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

FAIRWAY

A Helping Hand Home CareBates, Carter & Company

BGW Dental Group

South State BankWhirled Piece Cookies