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Arts, Crafts and Local Produce Market – Vamos 2nd February

The Kalamitsi Art Group invites you to the Arts and Crafts Market.
WHEN:2nd February 10.30
WHERE: Xasomeri Raki Bar and Taverna, Vamos

There will be a great selection of quality locally-made goods available, plus lots of sale items.

Vera Collins:
Her delicious Austrian delights will include a selection of artisan breads, malakoff torte, chestnut cake (gluten free), orange cake (gluten free) and, of course, her famous applestrudel.

Lesley Jones:
My February sale includes: Many previously unsold lampwork pieces,kits to make your own necklace,bracelet or earrings from the selection of my orphan beads and a range of new,polished semi precious stones suitable for pendants – all at knockdown prices! Don’t miss it!

Alison Hatzidakis:
Portobello rolls, meat-free cornish pasties, samosas, a variety of hummus and peanut butter. Plus boxed salad: Barley tabouleh, oriental slaw, quinoa salad and also plant based shepherd’s pie.

Gianna:
Assorted homemade marmalade, fruits in syrup, liqueurs, plus herbs and sea salt. Plus crochet bags

Francesca Harrison:
Greetings cards, prints from her watercolours and original watercolour paintings.
Copies of her fairy books will also be available and
range of ‘miniature’ scenes. Plus glass earrings, book marks, paper dolls.

Katerina:
Traditional handmade soaps, beeswax creams, face creams, body lotions, etc all without preservatives and made with Cretan olive oil and local ingredients.

Tiffany Riley:
An assortment of stained glass suncatchers, stars, angles, kaleidoscopes and ‘Tranquil i’. Unique gifts can be and made and Tiffany’s fine art cards will also be available.

Lydia Papathonas:
Handmade jewellery and decoupage.

Yianni (we hope):
Delicious home-made honey

Refreshments available.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Note for your diaries that the following market will be on Saturday 2nd March.

 

Source: Kalamitsi Art Group

Lydia

I'm Austrian living in Tavronitis, love nature, music, good books, sunsets, the sea, travelling, socializing and more. I came to Crete as a student in the early 70s, exploring the west and southwest of the island with friends by motorbike. When you are young everything is important and, there are lots of things to do...I did. Job, family,children, travelling the world. But I never lost my love for Crete for a minute. And nine years ago I ended up in this convenient corner of Crete, not only for holidays, but to stay and haven't regretted it for a minute.