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Looking for Traders - Anerley Craft Fair 7th March

niki_nje

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Hello all,


We are currently looking for traders for our Anerley Craft Fair (near Penge/Crystal Palace). We would like people who have handmade goods (edible or non edible). Caterers are also welcome. The deadline for our inside tables is 1st February (this Sunday) although we always have several spaces outside. Please get in contact either with me on this forum, our email anerleycraft (at) gmail dot com, or our facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/Anerleycraft


A review of our fair in December is here (I'm Trainstopjewellery): http://www.bookastall.com/anerley-craft-fair/


Thanks, Niki

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Hello all, our inside spaces are now full however we still have outside spaces for crafty people, bakers or caterers. Get in touch if you are interested. The pitch (3 metres sq) is ?15 plus a ?10 deposit, with the aim of supporting local small businesses.


Thanks, Niki

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