2017 Nome Preschool Bazaar Alexandria Akeya of Savoonga was selling her artworks including a kickball.Photo by James Mason Colleen Deighton offered interesting wood carvings made by her father Al and herself from Pacific Northwest cedar and pine.Photo by James Mason Wreaths and greenery were fast moving itemsPhoto by James Mason Agatha Ford offered knitted hats and socks in bright colors.Photo by James Mason NOT RAPPERS BUT WRAPPERS— Seventh graders Aralye Lie, Kellie Miller, Tori Gray and Nattalie Tobuk provided wrapping services during the bazaar.Photo James Mason FUN— Local artist Angela Hansen and customer Corey Erikson share a laugh at the bazaar.Photo by James Mason DELIVERING THE TUNES— Trombonists John Wade and Donald Smith bring joyful tunes to the bazaar.Photo by James Mason ENTERTAINING THE CROWD— Twin tubas and flutist Sierra Tucker made beautiful music together.Photo by James Mason GOT SLIPPERS?—Dennis Sinnok of Shishmaref sold sealskin slippers, ivory bracelets and sealskin hats at last Saturday’s Nome Preschool Christmas Bazaar held at the Nome Elementary School.Photo by James Mason Jackie Hrabok-Leppajarvi showed nicely made reindeer purses.Photo by James Mason
