Ocean Grove’s St Peter’s Church fair is back with lots of bargains and fun while supporting a good cause.
Organisers say this will be a particularly good year for jams and preserves with cooks very busy making marmalades, jams, pickles, sauces and relishes. If you want relish and sauce you will need to get there early as they always sell out quickly. Cakes, biscuits, slices, sponges, sausage rolls and many other homemade delicious treats will be selling out fast.
One of the fair’s organisers, Bob Fraser, said there will be children’s activities, plants for every gardener, flower stalls and hamper raffles.
“Plants will be out the front of the church with everything from tomatoes, herbs, vegetables, succulents and all sorts of indoor and outdoor plants,” he said.
“Our main stall holder is quite the expert in this area as she works in a nursery
and has grown many of the plants herself and can answer your questions.
“Our craft group has been working hard to produce lots of interesting items and there will be a lucky dip for the children and fantastic children’s bookmarks.
“We also have a stall selling beautiful homemade gifts and greeting cards created by some of these talented ladies.”
St Peter’s Anglican Church fair is on Saturday 8 November from 9am to 12.30pm at the church on Draper St, Ocean Grove. Cash only – no card or EFTPOS facilities.
