On Saturday, the Knights of Columbus Hall in Fort-Coulonge was filled with a multitude of vendors for the fourth annual market in support of local women’s shelter L’EntourElle. Organizer Angela Tubman said that they had 40 vendors this year, from a tattoo artist to those selling baked goods, and brought in around $1,700. Back row, organizers Nia Lachappelle (left) and Tubman (right) pose with L’EntourElle staff, front row from left, Christie Adam, Ollisha Hérault, Luccas Béchamp and Cassey Berube.
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