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Crafting through Christmas

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Nov. 19 and Dec. 10 - Goderich

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While Goderich has become well known as a destination for those looking for great gifts year round, The Christmas Makers Market has become well known as a reliable destination for those looking for a unique holiday gift. The annual collaboration between the Goderich BIA and the MacKay Centre for Seniors will take place on two separate dates - Nov 19 for early birds and Dec 10 for last second shoppers. There will be many artisanal craft vendors on the main floor, and the lower level will also have original art for sale from the Goderich Art Club, who have been fuelling the town’s art scene since 1952.

The Goderich Festival of Lights kicks off on Nov 18, so be sure to stop by Courthouse Square for photos or just to soak up the spirit of the season.

MacKay Centre for Seniors

10 Nelson St. E Goderich

Sunday, November 19 and Sunday, December 10

2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Nov 25 - Wingham

Wingham’s 9th annual Maitland River Christmas Market is a great place to track down some holiday sweets and gifts while showing support for the Avon Maitland School District. Currently scheduled for Nov 25. Local vendors will be taking over the Maitland River Elementary School to show off their wares, and Santa will be making himself available for photos.

Maitland River Elementary School

250 John St., Wingham

Saturday, November 25

Nov 25-26 - Seaforth

The Seaforth Agricultural Society is putting on their 36th annual Craft and Toy Show and Sale on Nov 25 and 26. It will feature handmade toys, farm toys, vintage collectibles, antiques, and much more. This one of a kind market both celebrates all that is grand about rural life, and the many artisans it produces. Anybody looking for a toy or gift for the young people in their life could do no better than to check out this much loved annual bazaar.

Seaforth Agriplex and Fairgrounds

140 Duke St., Seaforth

Saturday, November 25

9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sunday, November 26

9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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