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Eternal Spring of Gilbert holding craft fair as Alzheimer's fundraiser

Eternal Spring of Gilbert will hold its annual Alzheimer’s Fundraiser and Craft Fair on Saturday, Oct. 28.  

The event at Eternal Spring, 940 E. Williams Field Road, Gilbert, is from 1-5 p.m.  

 Many creative holiday crafts will be available for purchase, including photographic note cards and bookmarks of a courtyard wall mural located  on Eternal Springs' second floor. 

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Eternal Spring of Gilbert holding craft fair as Alzheimer's fundraiser

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Eternal Spring of Gilbert will hold its annual Alzheimer’s Fundraiser and Craft Fair on Saturday, Oct. 28.  

The event at Eternal Spring, 940 E. Williams Field Road, Gilbert, is from 1-5 p.m.  

 Many creative holiday crafts will be available for purchase, including photographic note cards and bookmarks of a courtyard wall mural located  on Eternal Springs' second floor. 

The wall mural was envisioned and created by two Eternal Spring residents Nancy Gallagher, who was the project manager, and artist Terrie Johnson. 

Eternal Spring of Gilbert, Nancy Gallagher, Terrie Johnson

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