Le Marche Bohemien brings open-air market goods to Downtown Sarasota

Vendors sold one-of-a-kind items at the open-air market March 20.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 7:49 p.m. March 20, 2021
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Sarasota was home to a French-style open-air marketplace at Five Points Park March 20.

The Parisian-inspired Le Marche Bohemien marketplace had several vendors selling handmade and eclectic creations that included dog masks, magnetic scarves, intricate jewelry, and much more. Attendees strolled through the park looking at the various items while listening to live music. 

 

Robin Bloom sells handmade items at Robinina's.
Robin Bloom sells handmade items at Robinina's.
Delilah Goldberg sells jewelry at Stoned and Sterling.
Delilah Goldberg sells jewelry at Stoned and Sterling.
Amy Hendel-Mahlios has rivercatchers at Gypsy on the River.
Amy Hendel-Mahlios has rivercatchers at Gypsy on the River.
Paula Knudsen sells dog masks and other creations with her dog Mango at the Frumple Factory.
Paula Knudsen sells dog masks and other creations with her dog Mango at the Frumple Factory.
Ruth Miner sells magnetic scarfs.
Ruth Miner sells magnetic scarfs.
Rosemary Wright has driftwood pieces embellished with succulents at Rosemary's Relics.
Rosemary Wright has driftwood pieces embellished with succulents at Rosemary's Relics.
Danielle Ferrantino sells gifts at her Driftheory.
Danielle Ferrantino sells gifts at her Driftheory.
John Sherman sells various stain glass art designs.
John Sherman sells various stain glass art designs.

 

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