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| Madison Greenlaw |
Congratulations go out to Madison Greenlaw, 8, of Ansonia, for winning in the photogenic category at a pageant earlier this month in Stamford. She also won several trophies.
Last month I had the pleasure of meeting Madison and her mother, Samantha Greenlaw, above, at the Valley Market Place in Veterans Park next to Ansonia City Hall.
At the time Madison was selling her artwork to fund her participation in the pageant. She returned Wednesday to the market place to show off her sash and meet her fans.
Wishing this sweet young lady all the best in her future endeavors!
The R&B/Funk band All Funk'd Up rocked the park after the market place. All in all it was a fun evening to close out the Cultural Commission's summer concert series.
Britney Fernandes of Shelton, above, and her mom, Patti Pensanti create unique tea wreaths for any occasion. Their business is called 'A Spot of Tea.'
Check out their page at www.facebook.com/teawreaths and give it a 'Like' - I did!
Ansonia resident Phyllis Hyde shows off beaded bracelets made by a customer of Barb's Corner Consignment Shop, 25 West Main St., Ansonia. She runs the shop with Barbara Howard.
Sisters Maqila, left, and Maliqa Mosley of Ansonia sell scarves at the market place. I bought a pretty pink one to wear when the weather gets a bit cooler. Their business is 'Mosley's Crafts.'
Madison Greenlaw, 8, and her mother, Samantha Greenlaw, who recently moved to Ansonia, were selling paintings created by Madison to raise funds for her upcoming participation in a Little Miss pageant in Stamford.
ANSONIA - Wednesday evening's weather was picture perfect for the third Valley Market Place held on the Green in Veterans Park next to City Hall.
I'm sharing photos of just some of the craft and jewelry vendors who were participating for the first time.
Check out the info below for the city's schedule of summer events!
