SHOPPERS STROLL AMONG the booths during the 2021 Crafty Flea Market in the camping area at Lake Antoine Park. The park again will be used Saturday for the outdoor gathering of vendors selling crafts, homemade goods and other items. (Jennifer Flynn/Daily News photo)

IRON MOUNTAIN — Lake Antoine Campground and Park in Iron Mountain will be the outdoor venue for the fifth-ever Crafty Flea Market from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

The event, which is has all 78 sites sold out, will offer wide variety of crafts, homemade goods and other items. The flea market has become one of the largest of its kind in the U.P. since the first one in 2018.

The Crafty Flea Market is a combined fundraising effort by The Daily News’ Newspapers in Education, or NIE, program and Lake Antoine Park Partners that benefits both non-profit programs. NIE provides area schools with newspapers that assist teachers and other educators, while Lake Antoine Park Partners aims to help beautify the park and boat launch areas and develop community events.

Admission is a $2 donation per person, with no charge for ages 10 and younger, at the main entrance at N3393 Quinnesec-Lake Antoine Road.

The event will go on rain or shine.