25 November 2020
Bringing the festive spirit to De Beauvoir
Determined to spread some Christmas cheer despite the Covid-19 restrictions, the De Beauvoir Association has organised an online Christmas Fair to promote local sellers.
Running from 26th November until Christmas Eve, over 40 local crafters, shops and creatives will be selling unique, handmade goods and festive gifts via a dedicated Christmas Fair webpage.
From delectable eats to Christmas cards, pet treats to garden must-haves, housewares to toys and games, there will be plenty of present ideas to choose from – or why not treat yourself?!
“It has been an incredibly tough year for many local, independent shops and sellers, so it is more important than ever that everyone shops local and shops small to keep them going. We're looking forward to seeing what special gifts and unique items will be for sale,” said Iveta Senasiova, our Digital Presence Manager.
Details of all the sellers will go live on the Christmas Fair page on 26th November – make sure you’re following De Beauvoir Association on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or visit https://www.debeauvoir.org.uk/ to find out more and to see what the online Christmas market has to offer.
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