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Mulled Wine & Christmas Cracker Art Trail at Fashion-conscience & FCWellbeing Cafe Today Sat & Sun 1/2 Dec 2017


Fashion Conscience and FCWellbeing Cafe are delighted to be continuing to host prints as part of Artists Open Houses Christmas Cracker Art Trail this weekend Sat Sun 1/2 Dec 2017.


We we will be showing prints from local artists and/or featuring local landmarks such as Dawson?s Heights, Peckham Library, Horniman Museum, local parks as well as illustrated maps of south London, Peckham, East Dulwich and more; all perfect gifts.


They all make great moving in, moving away kids bedroom gifts and range from cool bold designs to sweet pastel designs. Prints are available framed or unframed and include exclusive designs created just for our store as well as limited editions.


We are also proud to be hosting in FCWellbeing Cafe original graphic paintings by Mark Dyball, pop in and get a complimentary mulled wine when you view his stunning works and buy a gluten-free treat!



Fashion-Conscience Boutique/FCWellbeing Cafe

28 Grove Vale, SE22 8EF

50 yards from ED Station


www.fashion-conscience.com





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