The Harrison Mills Community Hall hosted a craft market to support the cost of renovations to the hall.

The Harrison Mills Community Hall hosted a craft market to support the cost of renovations to the hall.

Christmas crafts at Harrison Mills Community Hall

Funds go to support renovations done at the community hall

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