Hadfield Hall opens its doors on Saturday 30 October for its first Craft Fair since before the start of lockdown in 2020.
Running from 10am until 2pm in the hall above the community room below the Library, entrance is free and all are welcome.
A wide range of locally-made goods will be on sale including woodturned pieces, paintings and art supplies, silk scarves and fabrics, quilts and sewn items, baked goods and sweet treats, Christmas wreaths, and much more.
All arrangements will meet Covid requirements - wearing of masks will be at visitors' discretion.
Refreshments will be available.
Hadfield Hall is at the junction of Railway Street and Station Road in Hadfield.
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