Custer, SD – With over 40 vendors the Santa’s Village and Craft Show held at the Custer High School saw a steady stream of Christmas shoppers looking for that special gift. A special treat was the arrival of Mr and Mrs. Santa Claus and the added bonus of two full tour buses full of shoppers visiting holiday events in the Black Hills. The event benefits the Custer YMCA Child Development Center.
Lori Pond selling books at the Custer YMCA Scholastic Book Fair table at the Santa’s Village Gift And Craft Sale at the Custer High School, Saturday, December 3, 2016. Photo:Herb Ryan/Custer Free Press
Customers search for that special gift at the Santa’s Village Gift And Craft Sale at the Custer High School, Saturday, December 3, 2016. Photo:Herb Ryan/Custer Free Press
A good-natured child agrees to sit with Santa AKA Arvon Hamilton and Mrs. Claus AKA Ann Hamilton after I missed the first shot the Santa’s Village Gift And Craft Sale at the Custer High School, Saturday, December 3, 2016. Photo:Herb Ryan/Custer Free Press
Sandy Ackman and Lacey Cheeseman selling gifts to benefit Women Escaping A Violent Environment at the Santa’s Village Gift And Craft Sale at the Custer High School, Saturday, December 3, 2016. Photo:Herb Ryan/Custer Free Press
Rancher, author and crafter Amy Kirk, selling her hand crafted gifts made from found objects on her ranch in Pringle, SD at the Santa’s Village Gift And Craft Sale at the Custer High School, Saturday, December 3, 2016. Photo:Herb Ryan/Custer Free Press
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