Preparations are well under way for Staffordshire Wildlife Trust’s popular annual two-day Christmas Fayre
Spreading some early festive cheer & helping people to beat the December rush, the Fayre takes place on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th November at its Wolseley Centre headquarters on the A51 between Stafford and Rugeley.
The county’s leading nature conservation charity is inviting people to beat the December rush and attend the Christmas Fayre which takes place on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th November at its Wolseley Centre headquarters on the A51 between Stafford and Rugeley.
With the chance to browse more than 30 stalls on both days offering a range of locally handmade crafts such as jewellery, wood crafts & paintings, the whole ground floor of the Wolseley Center will be dedicated for festive fun. Sunday also sees a special visitor to the centre, with Santa himself in his grotto.
Alison Holmes, Commercial Manager for Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, said: “The Christmas Fayre is always one of our most enjoyable events of the year and the perfect chance for people to come along and buy a gift for a loved one. We say this every year but the event becomes more and more popular with each passing year and we anticipate we’ll be saying the same again. We’re also looking forward to a very special visit from Santa on the Sunday, which we are sure will create a lot of excitement.”
The Christmas Fayre takes place between 10am to 4pm on both days, with traditional mince pies and mulled wine available, along with jams, cakes and other refreshments, and admission is £1.50. The price to visit Santa in his grotto is £5, which includes a present.
For more information contact Staffordshire Wildlife Trust on 01889 880100 or visit their website.
