Megan Adams, right, laughs with sisters Rylee Claire McKenzie, left, and Baileigh McKenzie, middle, while selling crochet items at the Mattie Street Market.
Handmade jewelry created by Andrea Grassi of Baton Rouge was on sale at the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
Cortni Bell of Denham Springs sold some of her festive homemade wreaths during the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
Friends Aubrey Schisler, left, and Vivian Andrus have fun doing some arts and crafts during the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
The Mattie Street Market had some flavorful options for shoppers on Sunday, Jan. 7, including this Mayhaw jelly made by Terry Barrilleaux.
LSU professor Cihan Aydiner brought some of his modern art rugs and hangings to the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7. Here’s one of a map from the 17th Century.
From left, BrushFire Art Studio owners Heather and Tracey Dronet look over the items at a booth set up by Andrea Grassi during the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
Amanda Byrd and Nolan Bull, co-owners of Famous & Noble Candles, brought 10 of their 160 different scented candles to the Mattie Street Market, including Boots and Chaps, the one that inspired their business.
Lafayette resident Kim Platt of K&T Creation Plattartwork had some of her work on display and for sale at the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
Six members of LANDers and the Young Artists Academy Gospel Choir, two local after-school ministry programs for children, ran a booth at the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7.
Decorative door hangers were for sale at the Mattie Street Market on Sunday, Jan. 7, courtesy of Ponchatoula, Louisiana, resident Victoria French.
