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4th Sunday of every month — 8.00am to 1.00pm
NEXT MARKET
SUNDAY 22nd December, 8AM-1PM
You'll find unique clothes and jewellery, toys, plants and garden furniture. There is fresh produce and pantry items. The gardeners will find fabulous indoor and outdoor plants, garden furniture and unique garden sculptures and ornaments. Novelty items include Dungeons and Dragons merchandise, croc ornaments, toothpaste tablets and even rope and paint - you'll be staggered by the variety! We have beautiful woollen socks and slippers, and hand knitted jumpers for a cosy winter. And our food court has delicious snacks from many different cuisines, and, of course, icecream and coffee. Have a morning out with the family. And now's the time to start thinking about Christmas presents. We have something for everyone! Well behaved dogs are very welcome, and we usually have a couple of stalls selling dog treats and merchandise -but do remember that there is no poo fairy, and please bring your bag and use it if necessary.
SEE YOU THERE!
All other stalls, including fresh produce, please click here (https://stallmanager.com.au/apply/83511724661b2e31e03aa30.19188985For more information, please contact market coordinator: Elaine Bryant
Email: howittparkmarket@rotarysunrise.com.au
Phone: 0432 602 007
Facebook: www.facebook.com/howittpark
| HOWITT PARK MARKET is a thriving, community market run by members of the Rotary Club of Bairnsdale Sunrise on the 4th Sunday of every month from 8:00am to 1:00pm (9:00am to 1:00pm in June, July and August). | HOWITT PARK MARKET is one of East Gippsland's premier country markets and is renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere, with up to 150 stalls each month. You will find fresh local produce, arts, crafts, jewellery, plants, tools, furniture and more! You can visit your regular stallholders or try something new. |
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There are 3 Gardens in this year’s Bairnsdale Rotary Sunrise, Gorgeous Gippsland Gardens. Two of them are in Bruthen and the third is in Sarsfield on the way to Bruthen. The gardens are really different. One has been developed from cuttings and plants donated from friends; a small quirky garden with interesting finds nestled into the space and is close to the productive garden in Bruthen. The Sarsfield garden is an acre, abounding in native and European plants. Sculptures are nestled in amongst the plants and pathways.
