November-December 2022 RLA Annual Holiday Bazaar

Starting on Saturday, November 5, 2022, the same day as the Jay Gould Church Holiday Bazaar, and ending on Thursday, December 22, 2022, the Roxbury Library Association (RLA) welcomes the public to the RLA Annual Holiday Bazaar shopping festivities at the Roxbury Library. The RLA Annual Holiday Bazaar will offer holiday shoppers the opportunity to purchase quality RLA Thrift Shoppe merchandise, Irma Mae Griffin’s HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF ROXBURY, and 2022 RLA quilt raffle tickets for the queen-sized “Squares of Many Colors” Quilt and for the lap-sized “Victorian Hearts and Flowers” Quilt,” at $1.00 per ticket or at $5.00 for 6 tickets. Shoppers may also take advantage of the RLA Thrift Shoppe’s ongoing fill-a-bag sales ($3.00 for a small bag of merchandise, $5.00 for a large bag of merchandise, and $1.00 for a box or bag full of books from the RLA Thrift Shoppe).

The November-December 2022 RLA Holiday Bazaar will be open to the public during the Roxbury Library’s regular hours of operation: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays; 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. on Saturdays.

The RLA Quilt Raffle Drawing for the 2022 RLA “Squares of Many Colors” Quilt and for the 2022 RLA “Victorian Hearts and Flowers” Quilt, expertly handcrafted by the Roxbury Library Quilters, will take place on Saturday, December 3rd, at 1:30 p.m., at the Roxbury Library.

Located at 53742 State Highway 30, the Roxbury Library is directly opposite the town’s United Methodist Church on Main Street.

For further information about the 2022 RLA Annual Holiday Bazaar shopping festivities, please contact Roxbury Library Director Dian Seiler or the Roxbury Library Clerical Staff (Elizabeth Frugina or Mary Jean Scudder) at (607)-326-7901.

The RLA Thrift Shoppe Volunteer Staff and the Roxbury Library Staff welcome donations of new or gently used gift items to the 2022 RLA Annual Holiday Bazaar.

The RLA recommends the wearing of facial masks and the practicing of social distancing for all individuals at risk of contracting COVID-19.