The usual “problem” was deciding what gifts to buy for whom – or for one’s self. The community rooms were filled with incredible tables of fabric art, photography, jewelry, woodworks, home furnishings and more, as well as foodie gifts and hearty fare from the Rendezvous Café.
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PINEDALE – There were plenty of talented artisans to lure shoppers and browsers to the annual Rendezvous Pointe Holiday Fair on Friday night and Saturday.
The usual “problem” was deciding what gifts to buy for whom – or for one’s self. The community rooms were filled with incredible tables of fabric art, photography, jewelry, woodworks, home furnishings and more, as well as foodie gifts and hearty fare from the Rendezvous Café.
Those who went to this year’s fundraiser and arts fair seemed to be in the mood for shopping and visiting with friends. Most if not all of the vendors were from Sublette County, which meant shoppers were supporting the wealth of talents on display.
The Rendezvous Pointe event of Nov. 3-4 is usually the first holiday fair of the season.
If you missed it or want to shop more, plan on visiting the Big Piney Holiday Bazaar at the Big Piney Rec Center on Saturday, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
