Changes coming to November’s Senior Center Holiday Boutique

The Senior Center Holiday Boutique is still months away, but the goods to be sold there are most likely already in the process of being crafted. Likewise, it’s time to reserve the rented space to sell items at the boutique.

The Senior Center will be hosting its Holiday Boutique on Nov. 6 and 7. All proceeds will go to help finance the Senior Center’s future events and expenses.

The Senior Center is looking for vendors who would like to participate. Space rentals are first come first serve and need to be reserved.

Also, this year’s boutique will be run a little differently than its boutiques of the past. This year’s boutique will require the vendors to be responsible for their setting up and the selling of their merchandise.

Shoppers crowd into the Canyon Lake Senior Center at the last Holiday Boutique there two years ago. The boutique is back with a few additional wrinkles for vendors who will rent and staff their own spaces this year. Friday Flyer File Photo.

Vendors will rent, furnish and man their own space. The boutique will be indoors and outdoors and will consist of different size spaces. The rental fee for the spaces will vary based on size.

All merchandise sold at the Holiday Boutique needs to be handmade and not store bought. All items sold will need to be approved by the Senior Center Holiday Boutique committee.

To rent a space or to get questions answered, vendors should contact the center at amazgrace5626@gmail.com.