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The Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park

Naples first Really, Really Free Market was held Saturday at Fleischmann park from noon to 4 p.m. Several dozen patrons shuffled through the event, sharing ideas and trading their goods. Photo contributed by naplesnews.com user chrysf56

Naples first Really, Really Free Market was held Saturday at Fleischmann park from noon to 4 p.m. Several dozen patrons shuffled through the event, sharing ideas and trading their goods. Photo contributed by naplesnews.com user chrysf56

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  • Jane Galler, left, of Naples, Hula Hoops at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Frankie Anne Tester, right, of Naples, hugs Melissa Plotkin, also of Naples, at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Plotkin led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Rebecca Mellman, right, 12, of Naples, hula hoops at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Shelly Myers, right, of Naples, writes down contact information for her husband, David Myers (not pictured), in hopes of finding him employment as her two children, David, 4, and Brianna, 2, stand by her side at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • People browse the selection of free give away items under the shade at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Scenes from the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Scenes from the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Scenes from the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • John Loenetti, left, and Jeanne Emerick, both of Naples, look over a free stereo system at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Ryan Bar, of Naples, relaxes with his guitar in the shade at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Jane Galler, left, of Naples, Hula Hoops at the Really Really Free Market in Fleischmann Park in Naples on Saturday, November 7, 2009. The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them. Melissa Plotkin, a Naples resident, led efforts to jump start the event after seeing similar community give aways during a brief stint in the San Francisco Bay Area. Plotkin says she hopes the Really Really Free Market will boost a sense of community in Naples and allow people to pool resources for those in need. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples first Really, Really Free Market was held Saturday at Fleischmann park from noon to 4 p.m. Several dozen patrons shuffled through the event, sharing ideas and trading their goods. Photo contributed by naplesnews.com user chrysf56

The Really Really Free Market, which will be held at the park on the first Saturday of each month, allows people to give away household items to anyone who needs them.

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