Upcoming shows this April

We have a busy weekend ahead! We will be attending Locking Castle Church's Spring Market this coming Saturday, an event not to be missed! 

Jessica Brown has done a brilliant job organising the market and had this to say: "There will be 27 stalls selling a variety of products including fused glass, preserves, 3D printing, and books. 

 1st Ashcombe Scout Group will be catering and providing refreshments along with running a Tombola proceeds of both will be raising funds for their group. It will be a market for the whole family to enjoy". 




On Sunday, we're at Hutton Maker's Market for the first time and we will also be attending the following month too so keep an eye out for us there as well! 



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