Stall Holders wanted for Oct-25th Wandin Indoor Market
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The Wandin Rotary Club - Indoor Market is held in the Wandin North Hall every last Sunday of the Month.
This is an opportunity for local Artisan's, Crafters, Market Stall owners to have a stall
- 3mtrs x 3mtrs (2 tables and chair provided, inside hall $40
- 2mts x 2mtrs (1 table and chair, inside hall $25
- 1.5mtr x 1.5mtr (Bring your own small table $10 for young market entrepreneurs
Come and promote your service or sell goods, run a workshops etc. We can cater for up to 20 stall holders. There is an outside space for four stall holders. The hall also contains a large kitchen.
On the day there will be a Mad Hatters Cafe with Coffee Tea and Scones & Rotary will have their Sausage Sizzle. We have a Learn to Crochet workshops happening and a Dance workshop.
The hall is huge and cosy, being a dome shape with timber walls and thatch roof and lots of windows so plenty of light.
If you want to know more, please email Jeanette rotary@finditlocally.com.au.
Zoe the largest crochet eel will be surrounding the hall and visitors can visit her in her home.
Stall holders setup: 8.30am and 10am we open for visitors. This runs to 3pm then it is pack up time.
There is a Rotary Gold Coin Donation entry fee, funds raised on the day go to ROMAC providing much needed surgery to people in remote areas.
This is an opportunity for local Artisan's, Crafters, Market Stall owners to have a stall
- 3mtrs x 3mtrs (2 tables and chair provided, inside hall $40
- 2mts x 2mtrs (1 table and chair, inside hall $25
- 1.5mtr x 1.5mtr (Bring your own small table $10 for young market entrepreneurs
Come and promote your service or sell goods, run a workshops etc. We can cater for up to 20 stall holders. There is an outside space for four stall holders. The hall also contains a large kitchen.
On the day there will be a Mad Hatters Cafe with Coffee Tea and Scones & Rotary will have their Sausage Sizzle. We have a Learn to Crochet workshops happening and a Dance workshop.
The hall is huge and cosy, being a dome shape with timber walls and thatch roof and lots of windows so plenty of light.
If you want to know more, please email Jeanette rotary@finditlocally.com.au.
Zoe the largest crochet eel will be surrounding the hall and visitors can visit her in her home.
Stall holders setup: 8.30am and 10am we open for visitors. This runs to 3pm then it is pack up time.
There is a Rotary Gold Coin Donation entry fee, funds raised on the day go to ROMAC providing much needed surgery to people in remote areas.