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Dulwich Village Christmas Market this Saturday!


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SoLo Craft Fair are thrilled to be holding a Christmas Craft market in the heart of the Dulwich Village on Saturday 24th November.


St. Barnabus Parish Hall will be filled with over 50 independent traders selling the best in handmade crafts. There will also be a bar serving Christmas tipples, so grab a drink and do your Christmas shopping in style.


Don't worry about the little ones either as there will be a kids corner filled with toys and crafts, along with a meet and greet with some of your children?s favourite fairytale characters from South London kids party company, Take a Seat Productions.


So join us Saturday 24th November, 11-4pm at St. Barnabus Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT Free entry and sweets for all!

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