Plaid Friday a pocket pleaser preceding the Holiday Stroll by Nashua Downtown Association
Main Street merchants at Nashua Coins & Collectibles included professionals, from left, Gary S. Galbo, shop owner and a resident of Hudson, Kevin Winn of Tyngsborough, Mass. and Nashuans Richard Wyrwicz and Michael Yanuskevich well occupied in hobnobbing with event goers curious about coins, jewelry, artwork and vintage memorabilia. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Paul Rollo, Nashua owner of Retro Rollo's Collectibles, a new Main Street attraction of 10 months, provided some nostalgia as Plaid Friday attendees purchased favorites of the '80s and '90s such as dolls, toys, movies, games and Ninja Turtles action figures. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Plaid Friday attractions included welcomes, snacks and bargains arranged by Grey Nuns Thrift Shop teammates, Kat, foreground, Austin and Peggy, seated, along with Joan, center, and other associates, standing from left, Irene, Mary, Julie and Judith, who offered the public treats and bargains. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Headquarter for Plaid Friday was Fortin Gage flower and gift shop on West Pearl Street, where attendees were treated to free tote bags displayed here by employees, from left, Melanie Rose of Salem, Robin Pike of Nashua, Courtney Jensen of Litchfield and Morgan Ceurvels, also a Nashuan. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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