Handmade Market and Garden Party
L ocal art, v egan donuts, handmade French pastries, Lucky Goat coffee, and live music -- what more could you possibly ask for? From 2 to 6 PM on December 9th, local artist Janae Easton's home was chock-full of all of these things. As a local art (and donut) lover, I knew I had to check it out. While at Railroad Square one Saturday (where else would I be?), I was browsing Julie Guyot's studio and saw an ad for a "handmade market and garden party" at Janae Easton's house -- immediately, my curiosity was piqued. There would be six artists, three caterers, a craft tent for kids, and a raffle for an artisan basket! Honestly, there's nothing better than that, so I grabbed my friend and my chauffeur and off we went. When we arrived at Ms. Easton's house, I grinned. In the cutest backyard I've ever seen in my 15 years, there were people shopping and eating and petting dogs, buying art and selling it, sitting on the porch and running around playing ga