Bazaar General Information:
The GWC Holiday Bazaar and Expo is held each year on the first weekend of November at the Hal Henard Elementary School gymnasium on Vann Road in Greeneville, TN. The bazaar is the main fund-raiser for the club, and is attended by over 2,000 people. Approximately 75-100 vendors participate.
Vendors may check in and set up on Friday evening, and the bazaar runs through Sunday afternoon. Twenty-four-hour security is provided.
Vendors may bring handcrafted or mass-produced items as long as the items are great for gift-giving or holiday decoration; a reserved section is included for handcrafted items.
Bazaar 2013 was a huge success with record-breaking attendance. Many thanks to all of our vendors for participating! We hope to see you all back in 2014 for our 44th Annual Bazaar, "A Tender Tennessee Christmas." (See detail below.)
Vendors may check in and set up on Friday evening, and the bazaar runs through Sunday afternoon. Twenty-four-hour security is provided.
Vendors may bring handcrafted or mass-produced items as long as the items are great for gift-giving or holiday decoration; a reserved section is included for handcrafted items.
Bazaar 2013 was a huge success with record-breaking attendance. Many thanks to all of our vendors for participating! We hope to see you all back in 2014 for our 44th Annual Bazaar, "A Tender Tennessee Christmas." (See detail below.)
44th Annual Holiday Bazaar and Expo
“A Tender Tennessee Christmas”
Hal Henard Elementary School
425 East Vann Road, Greeneville
Saturday, November 1, 2014, 9am to 5pm
Sunday, November 2, 2014, noon to 5pm
Admission: $3/one day, $5/weekend, Children 12 and under free
This annual shopping festivity has over 90 vendors from several states selling holiday gift items and decorations such as ornaments, woodworking, jewelry, clothing, quilting, floral decor, food, and more.
Photo Gallery, 2013 Bazaar and Expo
The 2013 Bazaar and Expo included many
vendors who provided hand-made items.
Several vendors, such as the wood-crafter at
right, demonstrated their skill at the bazaar.
Other vendors brought food items,
jewelry, Christmas decor, and clothing.
 
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