| When: | 14/03/2020 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm |
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TWILIGHT COMMUNITY MARKET AT NORTH RYDE
SATURDAY, 14th MARCH
Our final Twilight Community Market for this daylight saving season is on Saturday, 14th March between 4.00-8.00pm. Visitors from near and far come to connect and shop while supporting our friendly and talented stall holders.
Once again we welcome our community to this very popular event held in the beautiful twilight hours during Summer.
There will be a variety of activities for the children who will be entertained while mums and dads, family and friends can browse among the great variety of stalls selling gourmet foods (local honey, handmade chocolates, conserves, jams and marmalades, sticky date pudding and fruit cake and organic fine foods) and baked goods (delicious cakes and desserts). If arts and crafts are of interest there will be handmade crafts, cards, apparel and accessories (bags, hats, scarves, clips and bows), jewellery of many styles and types and homewares (soft furnishings, eco-friendly products, floral homewares, candles) as well as beautiful handmade toys. For the children there will be face painting and play activities and, by popular demand, “Snelly” the Clown will join us again making magic with his balloons and performing tricks.
So many of our visitors and stall holders comment on the welcoming atmosphere and wonderful community feel of our Twilight Community Market. It has been described a having a great vibe. Set in the beautiful grounds at North Ryde Community Church, located at 6-8 Cutler Parade, North Ryde (behind Council car park) the market provides an opportunity to sit and relax while enjoying sausage sandwiches or traditional Asian cuisine as you take in the atmosphere.
So, come and discover this community meeting point and join in the family fun while shopping for gifts or just treat for yourself with that special something. Then be enticed by the variety of options for dinner.
There is something for everyone!
North Ryde Community Church has always supported events and programs that engage with the local and wider community.
This project is supported by funding from the City of Ryde
