American Legion’s Harvest Bazaar Raises Funds for Disabled Vets

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Vibrant skull masks were on display. The skull masks are used in Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations.

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A group of vendors shows off Dia de los Muertos art, including this bright art piece depicting a skull.

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One participant shows off her pink-ribbon spirit in honor of October as Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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Beaded skull bracelets celebrate the Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, observed each year on Nov. 2. The holiday is an opportunity to remember and honor friends and family who have passed on.

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The American Legion Post 155 was full with vendor tables. A total of 39 vendors participated, leaving visitors with no small selection from which to choose.

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Visitors perused various booths that sold items from home decor to clothing to accessories and more.

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Colton’s American Legion Post 155 held the first annual bazaar event to raise funds for disabled vets, as well as to fund activities for children and youth in the area.

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Event helpers take a break from their hard work. The first annual event hosted nearly 40 vendors in the effort to raise funds to help disabled veterans and fund youth programs in the community.

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American Legion Post 155 Auxiliary members and vendors worked together to bring the event to the community.

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CLASS II WEAR was for sale at the event. The clothing line shows off American pride.