Tag: Christmas

Craft Show – November 22

Holiday Craft Show Nov 22 / Goods / goodies!

The annual Holiday Craft Show is scheduled for Saturday November 22, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Fieldhouse.

You’ll find jewelry, pottery, art cards, soaps, lotions, cashmere scarves, hand-knit/sewn goods and delicious seasonal baking. There’s sure to be a Christmas gift for someone!

For more info, contact Laurie, at lauriefagan59@gmail.com

[A sample of exquisite work by fibre artist Maggie Glossop]
A sample of exquisite work by fibre artist Maggie Glossop.
[Hand-knit scarves, hats, in vibrant colours by Laurie Fagan]
Hand-knit scarves, hats, in vibrant colours by Laurie Fagan.
[Talented artist Paula Zoubek will have her art cards on offer]
Talented artist Paula Zoubek will have her art cards on offer.

Craft Show – November 25

Saturday, Nov. 25 at the Fieldhouse, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Well, the leaves are turning, the rink boards are up in the park…. it cannot be long until the annual craft show at the fieldhouse!

Expect to find a lovely selection of jewelry, ceramics, paintings, knitting, soaps, body lotions, cards, preserved flowers, vintage Christmas decor, cashmere scarves, baking, artisan woodworking AND much, much more…..

For more information, contact Laurie Fagan at lauriefagan59@gmail.com.

[Kitted Decorated Hats]

Craft Show – November 26

Champlain Park Craft Show returns!

Saturday, Nov. 26 at the Fieldhouse, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Lovely Selection Of Jewelry, Ceramics, Paintings, Knitting, Soaps, Body Lotions, Cards, Preserved Flowers, Vintage Xmas Decor, Cashmere Scarves, Baking, Artisan Woodworking, AND Much, much more…

[Craft Show - Honeycomb Shelf]  [Craft Show - Jewellry]  [Craft Show - Ornaments]

For more information, contact Laurie Fagan at lauriefagan59@gmail.com or 613-728-1945.

(As this is an indoor event, and given changing safety conditions, the organizers strongly urge everyone to wear a mask and follow other guidelines from public health authorities.)

Christmas Tree Habitat

Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2020 15:48:44 -0500
From: Daniel <dbuckles@sas2.net>

Wondering what to do with your Christmas tree? Instead of putting it out at the curb, “plant” it in your yard where it will become winter habitat for birds and other gentle creatures. In the spring move it to your compost pile, or recycle at that point. Keeps the good cheer close at hand too.

[Christmas Tree Standing in a Yard]