We are really excited to annouce the date of the next Central Bazaar at Yales Cafe Wrexham... Sat 29th May 11am-4pm!
We have made some changes to the event from the last one in march and this one is going to be bigger and better! With even more craft, vintage clothing, music and art plus live accoustic music from bands from accross north wales and cheshire
Anyone out there who would like a table at the event in May or artists who want to display their work or any bands who want to put CD's on our music table then please send us an email at craftbazaar@hotmail.co.uk
Follow this blog to keep updated or search for 'central bazaar' on face book and joing our group to see photos from the last event
Emma & Suzanne
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Showing posts with label wrexham. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Less than a week to go.
We're now completely full. No more tables or wall space. (although we're still accepting CD's)
We've done the radio. We've got the posters up. The flyers are all around wrexham town.
This week is going to be all about raising awareness so tell all your friends.
This week is going to be all about raising awareness so tell all your friends.
Here's a few more of our stall holders...
Brilliantly cute owls from Emily Birch
A little bit of everything from Claire Lewis-Baugh
You can also go and have a listen to some of the bands/musicians who's CD's you'll be able to get hold of from the music stall...
Andy Hickie and his very own brand of acoustic folk rock.
Heal the Last Stand with euphoric harmonies and profound sentiments
Meilir Tomos who plays piano, guitar, sings & creates other noises leaving us with some haunting experimental folk.
There's something for the folk/acoustic lovers but that's not everyones bag so we've also got...
Polly Mackey And The Pleasure Principle who have returned to Texas this week to play SXSW festival for the second year running.
The Roseville Band who in april will be embarking on their first european tour to share their soulful, bluesy rock with the rest of the continent.
Mother of Six difficult to give a genre they are bass heavy Sabbath riffs with epic, Cornell style vocals. Reminiscent in places of the mighty Loop, but also factoring in some ambient, doom laden industrial clanking.
There you go, have some ear candy. And remember, all these bands and artists are from the local area. Wrexham is a talented place.
.happy creating.
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Clever Crafters
We're getting very excited about the craft fair now. It's coming around so quickly.
We're also so pleased about the amount of great talent that has contacted us. We have so many interesting and unique crafters and artists coming along to showcase their work.
Here's a sneak peek at some of them so far. We'll be posting updates as we confirm more tables so keep checking back, but for now, feast your eyes on these beauties...
Unique handmade bandana bibs and tag comforters for babies and a little more...

Oh Sew Nice
Beautiful and original handmade jewellery, phone charms and bookmarks from Emily Bates...

We're also so pleased about the amount of great talent that has contacted us. We have so many interesting and unique crafters and artists coming along to showcase their work.
Here's a sneak peek at some of them so far. We'll be posting updates as we confirm more tables so keep checking back, but for now, feast your eyes on these beauties...
Unique handmade bandana bibs and tag comforters for babies and a little more...
Oh Sew Nice
Beautiful and original handmade jewellery, phone charms and bookmarks from Emily Bates...
The Crafty Carrot Cake Co.
We've also confirmed a vintage corner and waiting to hear off a chainsaw sculptor.
Exciting stuff.
Can't wait to see everyone there.
We've also confirmed a vintage corner and waiting to hear off a chainsaw sculptor.
Exciting stuff.
Can't wait to see everyone there.
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