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Scene in Swampscott
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Shoppers at Whole Foods Market, 331 Paradise Road, indulged in a pre-Valentine’s Day celebration of
chocolate samplings at the store’s Chocolate Fest. e event, which took place on Feb. 7, offered guests
the opportunity to sample a variety of decadent chocolate treats, watch in-store demonstrations and
listen to live music provided by “Too Human.”
Photos:
Bob Roche and
Spenser Hasak
1. David Buckler dispenses his namesake product. 2. Two-year-old Augustus Pomeroy cleans a pudding cup with his fingers. 3. Nine-year-old Chloe Stux
of Swampscott enjoys her cup of chocolate pudding. 4. Nola, 5, and her mom, Dez Henneberg, wait in line to sample sweet treats. 5. Peter Kvetko and
daughter Marguerite of Swampscott are ready to try some chocolate. 6. Seventeen-month-old Harper Bogardus of Swampscott opens wide for a
chocolate-dipped strawberry.
On Feb. 12, Kats Boutique, 212 Humphrey St., presented “Glass Shard Dreams” – a showing of work by local artist Dr. Eleanor Ruth Fisher.
7. Dr. Fisher welcomes guests arriving at Kats Boutique. 8. Boutique owners Ana Nenshati, left, and Katerina Nenshati read a selection of poetry paired with
piano pieces at the opening of Glass Shard Dreams. 9. Katerina Nenshati, Dr. Fisher, and Ana Nenshati pose in front of “Dancing,” one of the art pieces on display.
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