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The Northern Community Market is going ahead on Saturday 5th March. 9am - 2pm
A brief description of items on offer
Coffee, huge muffins, donuts, hot dogs and chips and pizza, sourdough bread, unique house and garden items, plants, (vege, flowers and house plants), garden boxes and ladders, … View moreThe Northern Community Market is going ahead on Saturday 5th March. 9am - 2pm
A brief description of items on offer
Coffee, huge muffins, donuts, hot dogs and chips and pizza, sourdough bread, unique house and garden items, plants, (vege, flowers and house plants), garden boxes and ladders, honey, natural body and joint rub, toys, arts and crafts:
There is something for everyone so come down and check out Northern Community Market at the Redwood Hotel
Parking is 18 Prestons Road behind liquor land.
There is still a few spaces left if you would like to have a stall.
Email: northernmarketchristchurch@gmail.com
Look forward to seeing you
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