Aida Emerson takes her time to decide which handmade jewelry item she would like to purchase.

Lucy Klaus, membership chair for the Friends of the Barbara Rose Johns Farmville-Prince Edward Community Library, is seen here in the foreground manning the group’s book giveaway booth. In the background is Rocco Fortino rifling through the books.

Lee Lackey was selling maple syrup at the Farmers Market on Saturday and included at his booth a GoPro video of his syrup-harvesting process for customers to see. From left are Lackey, Allison Crews and Randall Turner.

Students from the Full Circle School’s Student Market class were selling their handmade products including travel soap/shampoo kits and fire starters. From left are Full Circle students Adam Plumbley, Charlie Atkinson and Jack Atkinson as they accept a purchase from customer Nikki Atkinson.

Longwood student Anna Rhodes was selling handmade macrame items at the market on Saturday. From left are Brandon Cobb and Rhodes.

Alexandria Davis was selling her homemade baked goods including Taiwanese brown sugar cookies and mini rum cakes. From left are Zach Unger and Davis who is holding a rum cake.

Joan Johns Cobbs picks out a novel at the used book giveaway. Residents could grab as many books as they pleased.

Beth and John Price were at the market Saturday selling fresh produce from Archlynn Farm of Charlotte Court House. From left are Martha Price, Beth and John.

Above are some of potter Rachel Pearlman’s new lotion candles which were on sale Saturday. The melted wax from the candles can be used as hand lotion.