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Sisterhoods Co-Hosting Craft & Gift Fair In Trumbull, May 5

Published: Apr 30, 2013 12:00 am

TRUMBULL — A craft and gift fair hosted by the Sisterhood groups from Adath Israel of Newtown and B’nai Torah in Trumbull will be presented Sunday, May 5, at B’nai Torah, 5700 Main Street.

An afternoon of shopping and pampering will be offered from 1 to 4 pm. Admission is free. There will be a wide variety of vendors, offering jewelry, Scentsy wickless candles, hand crafted mosaic items, Tupperware and Arbonne items, and much more.

The B’nai Torah Gift Shop will also have a display in addition to the Adath Israel Cookbook being for sale. Lunch and fresh baked goods will also be available for purchase.

Massage will also be offered, by Laurel Fleger, LMT, as will manicures and henna tattoos.

JeriAnn Geller will offer professional face painting.

For more information call 203-268-6940 or visit the event’s page on Facebook.

Marge Labinger (left) is a member of the B’nai Torah Sisterhood; Robin Magilnick is a member of the Adath Israel Sisterhood, and is also office manager at B’nai Torah. The two women are part of the team of women from the two temple’s sisterhoods who are organizing a craft and gift fair to take place at B'nai Torah early Sunday afternoon.

Jewelry will be among the offerings on Sunday, May 5, during a craft and gift fair at B’nai Torah in Trumbull, co-hosted by the Sisterhood of Congregation Adath Israel of Newtown. Shown here are earrings by participating vendor Lisa Blore.

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