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Dulwich Autumn Market, St. Barnabas Parish Hall 28th September


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This is a shopping event not to be missed with some of London's most talented makers coming together to showcase their talents.


In addition to supporting independent businesses, there will be a kids corner where the little ones can play and create their own crafts. There will also be a refreshments bar, so you can have a nice tipple after you've shopped.


So join SoLo Craft Fair for their Dulwich Autumn Market inside the beautiful St. Barnabas Parish Hall, SE21 7BT Saturday 28th September 11am - 4pm. Free entry and sweets for all.


www.solocraftfair.com

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