A mixture of returning favourites and new stallholders are all lined up for this year's Winter Craft Fair at Southwell Minster.
This year the event will be a two day event:
Friday 8th November (evening), from 4-8pm
Saturday 9th November (daytime), from 10am – 4pm
There will be around 60 stalls selling a wide range of goods in the Minster, as well as an additional 15 in the stunning State Chamber of The Archbishop's Palace next door (open both days). This is one of the region's most loved events and is the perfect place to pick up a gift for a loved one whilst helping support independent businesses. Expect jewellery, ceramics, glassware, textiles, hand-crafted cards and much, much more.
This event is an important fundraiser for the Minster.
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