Shopping and merriment in Norwell

PATRIOT LEDGER.com – It was fun day of shopping and merriment at the Holiday Marketplace, held Saturday at the James Library, 24 West St., Norwell. Artisans on three floors of the library displayed their wares, from pottery, soaps, culinary creations to textiles, jewelry and specialty dog foods and treats. Local craftspeople included Wisdom River Designs Jewelry, Carberry Kitchen, Sirenetta Chocolatier, Tiny Forest Soap Company, Fire Garden Pottery, Hedgehog Belly Designs and more. The Holiday Marketplace was sponsored by Coastal Heritage Bank, HUB International, and the Liz McCarron Team at William Raveis.

Sarah Lalone, left from Scituate and Joanna White, right from Scituate look at mugs during the Holiday Marketplace at the James Library in Norwell on Saturday, December 7, 2019. Photo by Lauren Owens Lambert / for the Patriot Ledger.

Michael Galie, left from Marshfield, and Melanie Galie, right from Marshfield look through handmade children’s clothes during the Holiday Marketplace at the James Library in Norwell on Saturday, December 7, 2019. Photo by Lauren Owens Lambert / for the Patriot Ledger.

Heather Antolik, from Lowell looks at jewelry made by Wisdom River Design during the Holiday Marketplace at the James Library in Norwell on Saturday, December 7, 2019. Photo by Lauren Owens Lambert / for the Patriot Ledger.

Danielle Verzone, left from Scituate and owner of Sirenetta Seaside Chocolatier, talks with Anne DeBona, center from Hanover and Kathleen Reddy-Smith, right from Cambridge during the Holiday Marketplace at the James Library in Norwell on Saturday, December 7, 2019. Photo by Lauren Owens Lambert / for the Patriot Ledger.

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