TEXT: "On Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018, children set up mini-booths at the Alexandria Farmers Market ""Holiday Market"" to sell items they made. About 10 booths were manned by 23 children. The youngest was four and the oldest was 15. The mini-vendors were selling items such as wooden ornaments and crafts; soaps, hair products; jewelry; locally grown turnips and mustard greens; wands; cookies and sweets; embroidered kitchen towels; burp rags, cotton wash cloths, and freezer/furnace friends which are rice filled cloth bags for aches or pains. Allison Tohme, market manager, said this was the first time the mini-vendors would be able to accept credit cards through the market's welcome booth and support from the Central Louisiana Economic Development Alliance (CLEDA). The Alexandria Farmers Market is held from 3-6 p.m. every Tuesday in the parking lot on Jackson Street across from First United Methodist Church located at 2727 Jackson Street."