Copper Carriage’s Holiday Market returns for its second year

It's two days and two floors of homemade goods to spread the holiday cheer.

Copper Carriage held its Holiday Market downtown in the historic Masonic Temple at 32 West Eighth Street.

This is the second year the antique shop has put together this event for vintage small businesses in the area.

Owner Stephanie Hunt said they have expanded this year with a grand total of 70 local vendors.

"We always have such a great time putting together these markets and we really appreciate the Erie community for supporting the small business owners of this community," Hunt said.

The holiday market continues on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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