Community Christmas fayre with over 40 stalls of local handmade goods and food, festive music by the school pupils and a visit from Father Christmas.
The Bishopston Christmas Fayre is back at Bishopston Comprehensive School on Wednesday 18 November, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. It's run by the school's PTA as a community event, so it's one of those mid-week evenings that works if you're just popping in after work or bringing the kids along before dinner.
There are more than 40 stalls to get through, and the focus is on local, handmade goods rather than the usual high-street stuff. It's a good spot to pick up a few unique presents early, and there's plenty of food to keep you going while you're at it. You'll find pies, doughnuts, and cakes, alongside Indian street food for something a bit more substantial than a mince pie.
The music comes from the school's own pupils, who'll be playing festive numbers throughout the evening. And Father Christmas makes an appearance, too, so if you've got little ones with you, they can write letters to the North Pole for £1. Between the stalls, the food, and the music, it's a proper community affair rather than just a quick shop.
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It all takes place at Bishopston Comprehensive School on The Glebe in Bishopston, Swansea, on Wednesday 18 November, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
