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PHOTOS: Weekend Markets Celebrate Holiday Season

Plus: Vigil for Palestinian children held ahead of January 13 Conversation vote

PHOTOS: Weekend Markets Celebrate Holiday Season
With a sleeping child in her arms, a mom looks at the Culver City-inspired sketches on display at the Joey Mason Art & Create Heart Happiness booth at the Love Local Holiday Makers Market hosted by the Culver Steps on Saturday, December 14. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki

Two Holiday-themed markets in Culver City celebrated the joyous season this past weekend.

Take a look at some of the fun had at these markets here:

A family takes a photo with Santa Claus at the Ivy Station Holiday Night Market on Friday, December 13. Ivy Station hosted one of two holiday-themed markets in Culver City this past weekend featuring businesses throughout Southern California. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
A customer examines jewelry at Angelina's Jewelry Collection, one of the booths at Ivy Station's Holiday Night Market, on Friday, December 13. Vendors at the Night Market offered a wide range of products from jewelry to CBD to cookies. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
One of the most unique vendors at the Ivy Station Holiday Night Market, The Drunk Cactus Shop, came to Culver City from Orange County to show off its unique product on Friday, December 13. Owner Doug says that his business reached a new level when he began adding helmets and hats to his cactuses, which are placed in unconventional planters like beer and soda cans. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
Culver City-based Parks Project was among the vendors at Ivy Station's Holiday Night Market on Friday, December 13. Parks Project sells products inspired by various parks and uses the funds raised by those sales to refurbish and improve those parks. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki

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Trails at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook receive needed maintenance
An estimated 20 to 25 volunteers — consisting of both Parks Project members and outside volunteers — began work on the trails around 9 a.m. on Saturday and spent all morning on the job.
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Local organizations like The Actors' Gang participated in the Love Local Holiday Makers Market on Saturday, December 14. The Holiday Makers Market featured local entities like The Actors' Gang, Village Well Books & Coffee, and the El Marino Ceramics Studio. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
Culver City High School Student Max Davis Young displayed his art for sale at the Love Local Holiday Makers Market on Saturday, December 14. The 11th grader is an autistic artist from San Francisco who channels his feelings into his art, according to a bio on his website. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
A customer is happy to see the art that eventually became hers from the Hero Art Girls booth at the Love Local Holiday Makers Market on Saturday, December 14. Art through various mediums was the most prominent product offered at the Holiday Makers Market. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki

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A candle light vigil was held on December 9 in front of Culver City's City Hall to pay tribute to Palestinian children that have died since the beginning of the most recent escalation of the Israel and Palestine-centered conflict in October 2023. The city council will vote on whether or not to add a Community Conversation on the conflict to EHRAC's work plan on January 13. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki
A display with toys and clothes placed in City Hall's plaza on December 9 also included stories of children who have been killed as a result of Israel's violent retaliation to the October 2023 attacks. More than 200 toys and more than 50 pairs of shoes and winter clothes were collected from the community for the display and will be donated to Grace Lutheran Church in honor of those children. || Photo by Christian May-Suzuki

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