The purpose of the Annisquam Sewing Circle, a standing committee of the Annisquam Village Hall Association, is to promote the furtherance of friendship and congeniality and the performance of acts of benevolence.
You will find items at the Annisquam Sewing Circle Christmas Fair that will not available anywhere else!
2024 Annisquam Sewing Circle Christmas Fair
Saturday, December 7, 8:00 – Noon
Annisquam Village Hall, 34 Leonard Stret 01930
Mark Your Calendar!
Preparations are in full swing for another amazing Christmas Fair!
The members have been hard at work all year creating delightful, one-of-a-kind items for the fair. Expect to find:
Highlights of the Fair include:
The Village Hall will be buzzing with activity throughout the week leading up to the Fair. Your support is what makes this event so special!
Where do the proceeds go?
The funds raised at this event—and others held by the ASC throughout the year—are donated to Cape Ann organizations that provide vital support to our community.
Thank you for helping us make this year’s Christmas Fair a success. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
The Members of the Annisquam Sewing Circle
If you have any questions, please email: [email protected]
Brrrrr, that wind is cold!You can find an assortment of handmade items at
Handicap accessible through the Walnut Street entrance
The Annisquam Sewing Circle’s Annual Christmas Fair will surely bring festive cheer with their handmade crafts, baked goods, wreaths, and table decorations. Here are the details for those interested:
Event: Annisquam Sewing Circle Annual Christmas Fair
Date: Saturday, December 7, 2024
Location: Annisquam Village Hall, 34 Leonard St., Gloucester, MA 01930
Be sure to swing by to find beautiful, handcrafted holiday gifts and decorations while supporting local artisans. Perfect for picking up some unique holiday treasures! 🎄
Each one is decorated with delicious food for the birds. These little gems will be among the many unusual items awaiting you at the Annisquam Sewing Circle Christmas Fair.
Absolutely! Here are some tips to get ready for Halloween night and the little trick-or-treaters:
Stock Up on Treats: Grab a variety of candy to appeal to different tastes or small toys like glow sticks or stickers.
Set the Scene: Decorate your front yard with pumpkins, spooky lights, or inflatable ghosts.
Keep It Safe: Make sure your walkway is clear of tripping hazards, and add some lights so kids can safely find their way to the door.
Costume It Up: If you’re handing out candy, dressing up! Kids love it when adults join in on the Halloween spirit.
Enjoy the festivities!
Yes! Members of the Annisquam Sewing Circle Sew…and Bake, and create wonderful Crafts, beautifully decorated Wreaths and Table Decorations – all for the Annual Christmas Fair!
The members of the Annisquam Sewing Circle are busy preparing for the Christmas Fair held the first Saturday of December in the Annisquam Village Hall.
Mark your calendar! December 7, 2024
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There is still time to find an unusual gift at the Annisquam Exchange., open Thursdays and Fridays, 10 – 4 and Saturdays, 10 – 2. until the weekend of the Annisquam Arts & Crafts Show, October 12 & 13 in the Annisquam Village Hall (another excellent opportunity to find a one-of-a-kind gift!) when the Exchange will be open Saturday and Sunday.
Hazel Marie (Lowe) VON ROSENVINGE,
Died Sunday, August 11, 2024, at her home at Brooksby Village in Peabody, MA enveloped in the love of her children. She was born in Boston on October 12, 1930 to Florence (Roberge) and John W. Lowe and raised in Belmont and Annisquam, Massachusetts. Hazel had many associations through the years but highlights included her work with the Winchester Winton Club, Annisquam Sewing Circle, Annisquam Village Library Tea, Brooksby Unitarian Universalist and Interfaith Councils, Poetry Group and the Banned Book Reading Group. While raising her children, she was at the forefront of addressing a newly accepted reading disability (dyslexia) and actively tutored children in Winchester, MA with reading disabilities. Later, she had a career in administration at the Oral Surgery Clinic at Mass General Hospital. A lifelong learner, in her retirement, she dedicated time to ongoing training and sharing as a docent at the Peabody Essex Museum and Cape Ann Museum. Hazel made lifelong friendships, many of them dating back to her years in the Belmont school systems, including Belmont Day School as well as Cornell University. Hazel was an avid reader, writer, sailor, walker, knitter, entertainer, correspondent and thinker. Favorite activities included time with friends and family, new and old, bird watching, journaling and learning. Hazel is survived by her children and their spouses, Theodore von Rosenvinge, IV and his wife, Linda of Gloucester, MA, Wendy von Courter and her wife, Gini of Buckley, MI and Margot von Rosenvinge-Horn and her husband, Rob of Bennington, NH, 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. She will be missed by treasured nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her beloved husband, Theodore von Rosenvinge, III; sisters, Nancy and Constance; brothers, John and Stephen; and son, Mark. A Memorial Service will be held September 14, at 11 am, at the Annisquam Village Church. In lieu of flowers, Hazel welcomes donations in her memory to Special Olympics of MA or to a charity of one’s choice.