Fundraiser
Event
Action Cancer's Christmas Craft Fair
Action Cancer
Cost:
Recommended donation of £5. Under 16 go free.
Step into Christmas with the Action Cancer Christmas Craft Fair!
There is no better way to get get into the Christmas Spirit than a visit to the Lurgan Action Groups Christmas Craft Fair! 🎅☃️
🎄🎅The fair will be packed with stalls from local and regional crafters/vendors which will be the perfect opportunity to buy a unique handmade gift or just treat yourself to something really beautiful.🎄
Once you have had a browse and treated yourself (or someone else) make the most of Brownlow House's beautiful tearoom and settled down by the fireplace for a tasty wee bite to eat. 🍰☕️
Entry is a recommended fee of £5 (children go free) and all monies raised will go to Action Cancer to help local people. 🎗🎗🎗
Sector:
- Children and families
- Community development
- Community relations
- Health and wellbeing
Action Cancer's Christmas Craft Fair
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