After a couple of rainy days this week, the sunshine returned Friday just in time for the annual Mule Camp Market in downtown Gainesville.
The annual fall festival is coordinated each year by the Gainesville Jaycees and features more than 150 vendors selling handcrafted wares, gifts and food. Mule Camp Market is expected to draw tens of thousand of people to the Gainesville Square this weekend.
Saturday hours: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sunday hours: 12 - 5 p.m.
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Mule Camp Market continues Saturday and Sunday on the downtown Gainesville Square.
This little girl takes a pony ride on Spring Street during Friday's festivities.
Festival visitors can shop for everything from jewelry to wooden toys to clothing at Mule Camp Market.
Randy & Friends always has a booth a Mule Camp Market. The local non-profit offers some of their handmade wood crafts for sale.
The little ones get a chance to see farm animals up close and personal at Mule Camp Market.
It wouldn't be Mule Camp Market without funnel cakes from the Phoenix Society of Gainesville.
Many visitors to Mule Camp Market are able start their Christmas shopping thanks to the vendors that line the downtown square.
The sunny weather brings out the crowds on Friday afternoon at Mule Camp Market in downtown Gainesville.
Lloyd Hendricks with Mountain Park Forge of Roswell demonstrates the craft of blacksmithing at the corner of Main and Spring streets.
Mule Camp Market opened Friday in downtown Gainesville for three days.
Philip McQueen of Mavuno Ministries arranges some of the handcrafted wares at his booth. The items he sells are made by women and children in Uganda.
A number of non-profits take advantage of the Mule Camp Market crowds to raise money. These scouts are selling their famous popcorn.
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