Dulwich Baby & Children's Market-16th of May 2015

By Margaret2013
May 4, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Sat, 16th of May, 2-4pm at St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT

Join our event for updates: https://www.facebook.com/events/729883170462391/

Goods for sale: A large selection of excellent quality nearly new and new baby and children's items on sale from birth to 8 yrs. Plus a small selection of unique businesses in the baby & children's industry showcasing and selling their products & services. Great brands selling at bargain prices all under one roof!

Business's Attending: The Daisy Foundation-Active Birthing antenatal classes, Bobtail's Boutique, Just Add Aloe- Health, Wellness & Beauty

Refreshments: Kusherekea cakes and cookies

Admission: ?1 per Adult, Kids Free

Parking: Plenty of FREE parking around the Hall

Please book a stall via: www.babyandchildrensmarket.co.uk

For more information relating to this event contact Magdalena via email: [email protected] or call on 07778027799

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