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The Holycross Village Market returns on Saturday, March 30 from 12 noon to 3p and will continue the last Saturday of each month.
Holycross Village Market
The Market returns on Saturday, March 30 from 12 noon to 3p and will continue the last Saturday of each month. Admission is free and it’s dog friendly. Do come along and take part in the big Easter Egg Hunt or The Mad Hatter’s Competition with cash prices and lots more.
Students can enter by creating and wearing a mad hat/bonnet/cap or beret to the market. Entries can be created from recycled or upcycled materials. Get your thinking cap on!
With 30 stalls, your favourite traders are back with many new enterprises and students joining. Coffee/tea, music, craft, plants, tasty bakes and lots of seating. A trip to The Village Market, Holycross Abbey and surrounds is a great way to start your Easter break and enjoy an afternoon. Community is all important so we hope to see you there.
For further information please WhatsApp 089 410 9309 or email thevillage marketholycross@gmail.com
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