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Christmas market and festive tractor run are combined this year in Ballylooby
BALLYLOOBY COMMUNITY COUNCIL
In just three weeks - on December 10, we’ll have the next big event for Ballylooby: our Christmas market and festive tractor run are combined this year, and we’re gearing up for a great day for all the family.
Starting at 3 pm we’ll have the Christmas crafts market in the village hall, with locally produced holiday fare, mulled wine, a kids’ art competition, and tons of fun for everyone.
Once it’s dark the tractors will be putting on a mobile light show that you won’t want to miss.
Come along, bring the kids and kick off the holiday season in style!
Spaces are very limited for the crafts market, so if you or someone you know is interested in having a stall, please get in touch via the Ballylooby Community Council Facebook page to secure your space.
Spread the word, this is a day you won’t want to miss!
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