

BAYVILLE, NJ – Holiday shoppers looking to find unique gifts while supporting local causes will have the opportunity to do both at the upcoming Bayville Elks Lodge #2394 Autumn Harvest & Craft Vendor Fair.
Scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., the family-friendly event will feature a variety of local vendors offering handmade crafts, jewelry, clothing, home décor, baked goods and specialty foods. Admission is free, making it an affordable way for residents to get an early start on holiday shopping.
The fair will be held both indoors and outdoors, weather permitting, allowing visitors to browse a diverse selection of products from local artisans and small businesses.
Shoppers can expect to find one-of-a-kind gifts with a personal touch, including handcrafted decorations, seasonal items, unique accessories, homemade treats and specialty products that are often unavailable in traditional retail stores.
Beyond holiday shopping, the event serves a greater purpose within the community. Proceeds and support generated through the fair benefit several Bayville Elks programs, including initiatives focused on special needs individuals, youth development through the Antler Program and drug awareness education.
Organizers say community participation helps strengthen these programs while also supporting local vendors and craftspeople.
Bayville Elks Lodge #2394 Autumn Harvest & Craft Vendor Fair
For vendor information or general event questions, attendees can contact Jan Bernardin at jbernardinorn@gmail.com.
Shopping at local vendor fairs helps support small businesses and independent artisans while keeping more dollars in the local economy. Events like the Bayville Elks Autumn Harvest & Craft Vendor Fair also provide residents with the opportunity to discover unique gifts that cannot be found in big-box stores, making holiday shopping more personal and meaningful.
Residents are encouraged to arrive early for the best selection and enjoy a day of community spirit, seasonal shopping and support for valuable local programs.
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