St. David’s Church

Saturday, November 21 • 10am – 3pm

All of the Bazaar favorites are back this year

  • Holiday Greens: Wreaths and roping are available for pickup and sale. A PDF order form to print and fill out is linked HERE, or if you prefer to place your order electronically, a digital form is linked HERE. Please pre-order your greens by November 12.
  • Holiday Vendors: Christmas shopping with local vendors selling jewelry, home décor, holiday gifts and more!
  • Country Store: featuring homemade jams, pickles, baked goods and frozen dinners of family favorites like chili, Maryland crab soup and gumbo. To volunteer to make food for the Store, please contact Hannah Morehead.

For the children 

  • Photos with Santa
  • Holiday crafts for all ages

Help make our Bazaar a success with your donations!

Donations for holiday decor and holiday tableware in good condition and recently published hard cover and paperback fiction and nonfiction books can be delivered to St. David’s before November 14 on any Sunday morning to the state in the Great Hall or Monday – Thursday from 9:00a to 3:00p to the parish office.

Call for Bazaar volunteers!

Help staff the Bazaar, from the Country Store to the Food Court and more. Check back soon for the volunteer signup.

About the Bazaar

The decades-old tradition of the St. David’s Bazaar brings the parish, Day School, and community together once a year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving to have some fun while preparing for the holiday season. Some parts of the bazaar are institutions, such as the Greens Sale, a visit from Santa Claus, and a Food Court that includes everything from oysters to one parishioner’s famous egg rolls. But we also keep current by changing what we sell and how we sell it. The Country Store offers foods and crafts (ranging from jams and homemade soups to pinecone turkeys, amaryllis bulbs and/or flower arrangements for the Thanksgiving table). We also secure vendors who bring high-quality shopping to patrons. We cherish this opportunity to capitalize on the current talents and resources of our parish and celebrate the coming of Christmas as one big church family!