Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/24/24

Nov. 2-3 at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center

Annual Festive Fundraiser for Local Nonprofits hosted by the Sandy Springs Society:

Largest Ever with 100 Specially Curated Vendors

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Since 2011, the Sandy Springs Society has hosted The Elegant Elf Marketplace, a weekend long holiday market where funds are raised to directly benefit local nonprofits. The carefully curated selection of 100 local and regional small business owners and artisans provide shoppers with a unique selection of gift items and personal purchases including holiday décor, clothing and accessories for all ages, stunning home furnishings, delicious gourmet treats, hand-crafted items, and spectacular artistic creations.

The Elegant Elf Marketplace attracts shoppers from throughout the Southeast seeking to get an early start to holiday shopping, while supporting small businesses, and helping make an impact during the season of giving. The festive atmosphere has less stress and more community spirit than making purchases in malls or online. Whether looking for presents for family, friends or neighbors or stocking up for host and hostess gifts for holiday parties, teachers or clients and business associates, the wide variety of vendors at The Elegant Elf offer creative gifting solutions without the hassle of shipping and crazy parking lots at shopping centers.

This year, Sandy Springs Society Members will also be selling hand crafted bows in a variety of sizes to provide a special touch for gifts as well as home décor. 

There is a $8 entrance fee. Parking is complimentary for two hours in the parking garage. Children 10 and under are free.

For more information, visit https://sandyspringssociety.org/the-elegant-elf/ and follow on Facebook,  Instagram and Twitter.

The Sandy Springs Society, a charitable organization of women dedicated to improving the quality of life in Sandy Springs by supporting nonprofits that promote the arts, heritage, education, the environment and social services in Sandy Springs, Ga. To date, the Society has awarded grants of more than $5 million to almost 100 local nonprofits through its annual grants process.

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