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THIS SATURDAY!-Baby and Children's Market- Nearly New Sale-Dulwich Village


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NOW OPEN FOR STALL BOOKINGS:

Nearly New: ?20

Hand Made: ?22

Business stalls: ?25-?30


14th of November 2015, 2pm-4pm at St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT


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: TBC


Refreshments: TBC



Admission: ?1 per Adult, Kids Free

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I have a stall at The Baby & Childrens nearly new sale today! selling signed copies of my recently published Animal Alphabet book, melamine placemats and coasters for children and also our Personalised Name prints for your childs bedroom or Nursery, We will also have lots of bargins too which will make great stocking fillers! see you today 2-4pm

St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village!


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