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Bohemian Boutique market makes debut in Nevada City

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Elias Funez
  

Tommy and Lexi from Mystic Mountain Crystals are one of about a dozen vendors taking up shop at the Sacred Higher Ground Art Collective’s ”Bohemian Boutique,” a market that showcases hand-crafted creative works, intuitive healers, clothing, candles, pottery, art, and more. The boutique takes place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. every Saturday through Sept. 3 at 313 Commercial St. in Nevada City. Entry is free.
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Clothing, essential oils, and other wares are offered at the new Bohemian Market along Commercial Street.
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Some of the clothing, accessories and artistry crafted by local talent is on display and being sold out of the Sacred Higher Ground’s Bohemian Market at 313 Commercial St. in Nevada City.
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Palm and tarot readings as well as sales of cactus can be found at the Dirt Hippy Organics booth during Saturday’s market in Nevada City.
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Soulful Sassafras creations by Danielle Fuller include unique coin and crystal-inspired accessory wear, as well as wall artistry on display and available for purchase during the Nevada City market.
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Local artist Kyle Kingston provides a live painting session.
Photo: Elias Funez

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