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

By solocraftfair
September 9, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 9, 2019

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Posted September 9, 2019

SoLo Craft Fair will be back in the heart of Dulwich Village with 60 talented traders selling everything from jewellery to beauty products to homeware. 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.

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