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Sofi Marder shows off her Flea Market treasures including a hat, wand, book, and potions bottle. (Photo by Jen Manell)
A pensive George Washington seems to ponder his fate of landing on the knickknacks table.
After a year’s hiatus because of the pandemic, the Flea Market attracts a crowd.
Select Board chair Stu Sklar and State Senator Jamie Eldridge. Sklar is celebrating his final year before retiring from his long-standing role as volunteer Flea Market cleanup guy. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Bromfield grad James O’Shea catches up with Pam Erdos, whose daughter was a classmate of O’Shea.
Fran and Rick Maiore sell pies as part of the Congregational Church’s Apple Festival.
Pick a state, any state, and chances are they’ll have the plate.
Left: With change still in hand, 6-year-old Nathaniel Naylor enthusiastically tells his friend about his new dinosaur.
Right: All dressed up and no place to go!
Flea Market goer Cecily O’Leary searches for treasures with her bunny Theo.
“Old Eagle Eyes” searches for a bargain atop a pine tree on the edge of the market by the Bromfield School driveway.
Looking to lessen your carbon footprint? Please note: Horse not included. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Flea Market goers pause to take photos of the bald eagle hanging out at the edge of the market. “Did you see the bald eagle?” became the question of the morning.
An antique beaded bag priced at $85 is one of many Flea Market finds this year.
Mairead Daly gets a henna tattoo from artist Suraiya Suliman at the Arm in Arm table. (Photo by Jen Manell)
Advice from the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci?
A sign of the times: Two women who declined to be identified hold signs on Mass. Ave. across from the Flea Market, expressing their views.
Former Bromfield language teacher MJ Castro-Castellanos serves some authentic Spanish cuisine to a hungry customer.
Here, piggy, piggy, piggy.
