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2282 days ago

Tamahere Lions Best Artisan Market - Saturday morning October 12

Susan from Tamahere

October 12th: Not long to our next Indoor and outdoor Tamahere Lions Best Artisan Market: stalls selling: Gifts, crafts, food, clothes, jewelry, canvas, photography,, sweets, candles, some produce, coffee, art, nails, activities, perfumes, shoes, furniture +++++-

You name it and I'm sure you'll be able to find it.and buy it - come on down

As always we will be collecting GOOD quality toys, clothes and books for Kids In Need Waikato plus old spectacles to recycle, wine bottle tops and can tabs for Kids Can

We would love to have you join us, make it a date and help Tamahere Lions help your community

Contact: bestartisanmarket@gmail.com to book a stall and more details

Entry - free of charge

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