Bolts Bazaar benefits East student events

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EVENT PRODUCER: Pictured is Jess Moquin, the organizer of the Bolts Bazaar, with her god-daughter, Willow Miller, age 1. Moquin, who is a alumni of Cranston High School East, produced the Bolts Bazaar to help the class of 2018 with student activities.

TIME FOR GREEN: Dorothy Tavares, owner of Dorothy Lawn Décor & More, is pictured with one of her special St. Patrick’s Day decorative wreaths.

JUST DUCKY: Pictured is just one of the many decorated wreaths, created by Rachel Baptista, owner of Just Meshin’ Around RI, just in time for Easter.

On Sunday, March 11, Jess Moquin, member of the Cranston East class of 2010, held the Bolts Bazaar after being inspired by the class of 2017, who raised enough money for the entire class to go on their senior trip for free.

Moquin is trying to do the same for the class of 2018 as all proceeds from the Bazaar went will be benefiting student events. The Bazaar was held in the East gym.

Approximately 75 vendors, ranging from decorative wreaths and candles to afghans and hand made dresses, were there Sunday. Throughout the day, crowds flowed through the event, taking in and purchasing items that were for sale.

The day also included a penny social raffle and concessions.