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Alief Hosts Holiday Market

Written by Jenny Nguyen
November 12, 2024
Photo by Jenny Nguyen
Kerr High School Fine Arts sets up a booth that sold pins, journals, Christmas cards, and magnets.

On November 9, Alief CTE and Fine Arts hosted a Holiday Market at the Marshall Center for Advanced Careers. The event lasted from 9 AM to 2 PM. Students from different campuses sold handcrafted goods such as Christmas cards, ornaments, and pins, and the Alief Culinary Department sold different foods and snacks, such as cookies. There were also multiple performances from different school campuses, including dance, choir, and orchestra.

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The entrance sign to the Holiday Market.

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