McKenzie Middle School Hosts Inaugural Winter Wonderland Holiday Mart
From the Dec 16, 2025 e-Edition
McKENZIE (December 6) — McKenzie Middle School hosted the inaugural Winter Wonderland Holiday Mart Saturday in the gymnasium.
The event hosted 34 small business vendors offering a wide variety of gifts, treats and holiday merchandise. A silent auction was held and concessions were available.
Proceeds from the event earned by the school went directly to supporting the school.
Vendors and donors included: Silk & Stone Boutique, Tommy’s Artisan, N’Ysha Treats, Chris Hall, Christy’s Delightful, Top Tier Boutique, MMS STEM Club, A & K Boutique, Doughlightful Creations, Buff City Soap, Little Blessings Sweet Treats, The Happy Book Stack, 3D Musketeers, Ms. Tee Designs, Tupperware, The Lucky Dog, The Soap Factory, It’s a Girl Thing, Canvas & Cloth, Aw-Shucks Oyster Shells, Bravenly Global, Amber Gregson, K & Co., Belles Boutique & Books, The Welded Magnolia, The Golden Girl, Small Town Friendz, Willow Creek Scents, Jeremy Hendon Wood Creations, Chicano Custom Woodwork, Breathe Easy Rainbow, Poe Bro’s Home and The Frugal Hanger.
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