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Popular Carlow coffee shop, Waterlilies, will be running a Christmas market on the 6th of December.
The event which takes place between the hours of 6.30 pm - 10pm will host vintage clothing, crochet art, Irish designers, cards, wreaths and more!
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The event will host a number of venders including:
Lily's Field: Dried flower bouquets, arrangements, and wreaths
Ewa - Crochet Artist and Teacher: Handmade children's toys, blankets, keychains, shawls, bags, and Christmas decorations.
Cakes and Bakes by Aecee: Showcasing their famous cheesecakes and some Christmas Flavoured delights.
Shauna.some.art: A range of colourful and quirky home decorations including, hand painted flowerpots, trinktes, dishes, decorations, and prints
More vendors and information on the event can be found by following the link HERE.
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