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Sarah Howard, executive director of Pleasant Prairie Convention & Visitors Bureau, pauses at the inaugural Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket event Sunday. Upward of 2,000 people converged at the market held at Prairie Springs Park. The market, which is in its first season, will also be held in July and August.
- Terry Flores
PLEASANT PRAIRIE HARBOR MARKET 2023
A line of hungry customers forms outside the Lumpia Lady food truck, which specializes in Filipino cuisine, at Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket.
- Terry Flores
Amanda and Samantha Cole of Beyond Bubbly create massive bubbles at Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket during the market's inaugural event Sunday afternoon.
- Terry Flores
Jessica Mundy of Kenosha spins the wheel at the Pleasant Prairie Convention & Visitors Bureau table at the Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket inaugural event in June 2023 at Prairie Springs Park. Mundy won a pen.
- Terry Flores
Sarah Howard, executive director of Pleasant Prairie Convention & Visitors Bureau, pauses at the inaugural Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket event Sunday. Upward of 2,000 people converged at the market held at Prairie Springs Park. The market, which is in its first season, will also be held in July and August.
- Terry Flores
Jane Powers, left, proprietor of the Pampered Pup, feeds a specialty blueberry muffin for canines to Emil at the Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket on Sunday.
- Terry Flores
Sean Salvatore Cerchiaia, from Moleta Artisanal Sharpening of Brookfield, demonstrates how he hand sharpens and buffs a knife at Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket.
- Terry Flores
Amanda and Samantha Cole of Beyond Bubbly create massive bubbles at Pleasant Prairie HarborMarket during the market's inaugural event Sunday, June 18, 2023.
- Terry Flores
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