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The Great New England Craft & Artisan Show draws 2,000

By Loretta Jackson - Correspondent | Apr 14, 2025
Some of the family and friends presenting the spring opener of The Great New England Craft & Artisan Shows hosted at Milford’s Hampshire Dome indoor arena include these hostesses, from left, Jody Donohue of Kittery Point, Maine; Juliane Donohue of Somersworth; Denise Desrochers of Londonderry; Debbie Donohue of Merrimack and Colette Desrochers of Londonderry, ladies whose efforts drew more than 125 vendors and a reported 2,000 weekend visitors to the show, one whose raffle ticket sales seen here benefitted a local lacrosse team. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Nashua barbecue sauce company “G-Mom’s BBQ Sauce” entrepreneurs, from left, Casey Marques, Alison Marques and Kristine Willett display at the recent craft and artists’ show in Milford some of the handcrafted barbeque sauces that originated with the family’s grandmother, “G-Mom,” a matriarch whose legacy spans the generations of sauce lovers. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Drawing patrons and admirers to the recent craft and artists’ show, an event presented by The Great New England Craft & Artisan Shows organization, is longtime artist Susan Swank of Milford and her husband, Mark Swank, here displaying some of Susan’s colorful hand-painted works of art to event visitors that include their daughter Lindsey Owens, Lindsey’s husband, Jon Owens, and the couple’s 14-month old little girl. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
A season opener for Greater New England Craft & Artisan Shows in Milford attracted 125 vendors of all manner of artistry and craftsmanship ranging from jewelry to metal work to natural foods and woodworking to decor such as these artworks from Milford artist Susan Swank whose hand-painted gifts, bird houses, sand dollars and furniture also is displayed at her vendor’s space within Treasures Antiques, Collectables & More in Amherst. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Associates Mark Nardella and Mykenzie Bishop, representatives of Aquidneck Honey in Westport, Mass., display some of the pure honey and other products that are the work of millions of honey bees whose foraging amid blossoms gleans the golden elixir so loved for nearly three decades by customers of Aquidneck Honey.  Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Exhibiting at the recent craft and artist show event in Milford are business women, from left, Lisa Mullen of Mont Vernon and Erica Mitchell of Raymond, here displaying Diaper Creations by Lisa, an enterprise providing baby gifts of bundled diapers, toys, pajamas and other useful items for the very young. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

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