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Vault 177 and Spin Alley Bowling's 5th Annual Holiday Craft Market on Small Business Saturday November 29, 2025

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Vault 177 and Spin Alley Bowling will host their 5th Annual Holiday Craft Market on November 29 from 3-7 p. m. , featuring a special visit from the Seattle Santa. Attendees can capture free Santa photos from 3-5 p. m.

for a suggested donation benefiting the Heart Cloud Foundation. The market showcases a variety of local vendors offering handmade crafts, including collage art, embroidery, and candles. Food and drink specials will be available to enhance the festive atmosphere. This event aims to encourage the community to shop local and support small businesses during the holiday season. Participants can check items off their holiday shopping lists while enjoying a unique shopping experience.

The Craft Market not only supports local artisans but also fosters community spirit. Engaging with local businesses helps maintain a vibrant economy in Shoreline.

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