Baby and Children's Market - Dulwich Sat 11th March, 1pm-3pm

By naomi.s@babyandchild
February 26, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 26, 2017

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Posted February 26, 2017

***ALL STALLS ARE SOLD OUT. WAITING LIST IN OPERATION***

20+ stalls selling excellent quality nearly new and new baby & children's items from birth to 8 years old, plus a selection of unique, local businesses in the baby & children's industry showcasing and selling their products & services all under one roof!

Where: St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, Dulwich, SE21 7BT.

Stall Hire Fees: Pre-loved ?20, Business (information only) ?25, Business (selling) ?30.

Venue: All Baby & Childrens Markets are held in quality INDOOR venues.

Businesses attending: AQUATOTS, Bobtail's Boutique, Sing and Sign Southwark & Lambeth and Weleda Wellbeing.

Olufemiphotography will be offering onsite mini photo-shoots.

ATM: There is no ATM at this venue, therefore please come prepared with cash.

Admission: ?2, Kids Free

Parking: Plenty of FREE car parking on surrounding roads.

For more information relating to this event contact Naomi via email on [email protected] or call on 07949247439

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