Mystic Autumn Fair a pause for refreshment of mind, body and spirit
Lucy Bean's Coffee owner Lucy Wiciel brought her Facebook store to the Autumn Mystic Fair to offer patrons a wide selection of gifts including several types of ethically sourced specialty coffees, plus handcrafted fudge, chocolates and artisan jewelry. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Those who visited the booth of Anne-Marie Kental, of Windham, delighted in finding light-up hair bows and hair accessories, unique 3D prints and car freshies whose colors and vibrant colors were attractive and affordable gifts Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Store With No Name, representing at A Mystic Autumn Fair a group of New England multi-generational crafters based in Derry, is attended here by Sheri, whose handcrafted chainmaille necklaces and jewelry were unique among vendor gifts. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Some exquisite handmade craft creations at the recent A Mystic Autumn Fair were artworks composed with fabric, thread and heartfelt inspiration by Connie Cammilleri, of Hampstead, the owner of Connie's Creations. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Tracey Boyd-Reed, left, a craftswoman extraordinaire from Derry, here assisted at A Mystic Autumn Fair by friends Karen Stickney, of Walpole, Mass., and Nickie Finn, right, a Merrimack resident, displays some of Tracy's handmades that include artistic wreaths in natural materials. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Well represented at A Mystic Autumn Fair was a stunning variety of crystals, journals, tarot cards, herbs and other eclectic decor and gifts, presented here by vendor Eric, a part of Chris & Kris Creations & More, a Concord enterprise with some items on sale at Fox Hardware in Penacook. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
A Mystic Autumn Fair hostess Elizabeth Foley, PhD., right, and Andrea Montgomery, a colleague and the owner of a festival vendor spot — Sole Tranquility Reflexology & Integrative Therapies — an Amherst enterprise, chat during the informative day-long event Foley presented on Oct. 4 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Nashua on Somerset Parkway. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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