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747 days ago

Crafts & vintage pop-up sale - Kelburn Park

Hayley from Kelburn

Kiaora everyone!

I'm having a craft & vintage pop-up sale this weekend
*I've just added a couple of photos

A large variety of handmade crafts including Christmas decorations, jewellery, catnip toys and more - lots of great holiday gifts
A selection of very special vintage China & glass/crystal pieces
Clothing & books etc

I'll be opening at 11am tomorrow (3 Dec)
& I'll be opening on Wednesday (6 Dec) & the following weekend (9-10 Dec) also

76 Salamanca Road
Across from Kelburn Park

Hope to see you there! Aroha nui

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