With all the community welcome to attend, it will be a great day of festive celebration and shopping with giftware items, a plant stall, craft stores including indigenous items for sale, sand craft play for children, live music, bric-a-brac, family activities, food stalls and much more.
School Community Liaison Officer Sue Booth said stall holders would donate $35 to take part and these funds would be used to subsidise the Year 6 end-of-year functions.
“It’s a tough time of the year for families without the expenses that come with your child graduating from primary,” she said.
“Everyone is invited to support our first Christmas Market by booking to hold a stall or coming along on the day and picking up the perfect Christmas gift for someone special at a bargain price.”
Details: Sue, 0414 923 862.
Christmas Market stallholders urged
EAST Hills Public is on the hunt for stallholders to offer their services and wares at the school’s very first Christmas Market on Tuesday, December 5.
