Yes it is happening again!!
We are all fired up for the next one as the last one was such a success.
What a way to start 2011, with such a great line up of stall holders at such an electrifying/inspiring market.
SUNDAY THE 20TH OF FEBRUARY
Lenah Valley Community Hall
10 - 2pm
Watch this space for more info about what's in "stall!!" for the Valley Market No.3
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!!
The Valley Market is a Community market situated in Lenah Valley, Tasmania. It is held in the Lenah Valley Community Hall (opposite the Lenah Valley Primary School). The Next one is on Sunday April 29, 2012, 10-2pm.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
The Valley Market No.2
What another great success the market was.
It was a semi-warm/cold Hobart day which did not deter people away. All the stall holders put on fantastic displays of their wares and so very different to one another too. I will do a quick "whip around" the room, as everyone deserves a mention.
We were first met by Sonia from Sunday's Child selling her all so professional looking and cute children's clothes range, Kassandra and her mum Wendy from ihaftu jewellery and accessories, what classy things they are!! Then Sue and her funky mosaics, everything you could imagine had been mosaiced! Then Mum and Myself selling groovy kids dresses and accessories, followed by Rachel selling her delicious apple tea and button delights. Meg and her mum Louise from Nana Lou selling fresh flowers, books and softies, very homely. Next the gals in the corner selling there clothes, Alena, Janelle and Hania. I'm sure if you were at the market you would've tempted yourself with something from there!!!
I'll keep going while i'm on a roll!! Next was Heather from Crum Cottage selling her colourful mosaics, suited to any garden, pavement which loves a touch of the quirky! Rosie from Raspberry selling her ever so popular bibs and childrens clothes and accessories, gorgeous! Then Peter, a favourite for all the budding gardeners out there selling his great hose stands and garden edges. You had to be quick to get one of those!
Coming down the side of the hall we had Ali selling her scrabble/domino backed pendants, if you looked closely you would find some great images on those cute little things! And then on the end, Erin and Jane with Sweepy, selling all things "kids" in funky materials and buttons.
Into the middle of the hall, we had Imogen and her much talked about trees, Kate and Claire with their very exquistly made, colourful hand crafts ranging from bags to brooches, birds to flowers, very pleasing to the eye. Penny and her funky jewellery pieces, Lucy and her dogs, Ildiko and her birds and hairslides, very dainty, and Chrissy and little Izzie with their muffins. (Izzie did so well to last the day at the market!!), Judith and her colourful collection of Jewellery, Charla and her herbs and honey, spreading a gorgeous aroma around the hall, yum!!! and georgia with her yellow submarines and lotus flower seeds, making a lot of people very inquisitive!!
Last, but not least our gorgeous music filling the hall. Thank you to Lynne who delighted us with her harp playing in the morning and for Janelle and Nick on vocals and guitar in the afternoon. A great day, made even extra special if you grabbed a coffee from the girls in bean frenzy and maybe even a dumpling from frankie at the front door too!!
Thanks to all who participated and for all of you who came to support such talented local artists, and crafts people, much appreciated. We look forward to seeing you at the next Valley Market.
Sunday, February the 20th, 10 -2pm
Spread the word!!
It was a semi-warm/cold Hobart day which did not deter people away. All the stall holders put on fantastic displays of their wares and so very different to one another too. I will do a quick "whip around" the room, as everyone deserves a mention.
We were first met by Sonia from Sunday's Child selling her all so professional looking and cute children's clothes range, Kassandra and her mum Wendy from ihaftu jewellery and accessories, what classy things they are!! Then Sue and her funky mosaics, everything you could imagine had been mosaiced! Then Mum and Myself selling groovy kids dresses and accessories, followed by Rachel selling her delicious apple tea and button delights. Meg and her mum Louise from Nana Lou selling fresh flowers, books and softies, very homely. Next the gals in the corner selling there clothes, Alena, Janelle and Hania. I'm sure if you were at the market you would've tempted yourself with something from there!!!
I'll keep going while i'm on a roll!! Next was Heather from Crum Cottage selling her colourful mosaics, suited to any garden, pavement which loves a touch of the quirky! Rosie from Raspberry selling her ever so popular bibs and childrens clothes and accessories, gorgeous! Then Peter, a favourite for all the budding gardeners out there selling his great hose stands and garden edges. You had to be quick to get one of those!
Coming down the side of the hall we had Ali selling her scrabble/domino backed pendants, if you looked closely you would find some great images on those cute little things! And then on the end, Erin and Jane with Sweepy, selling all things "kids" in funky materials and buttons.
Into the middle of the hall, we had Imogen and her much talked about trees, Kate and Claire with their very exquistly made, colourful hand crafts ranging from bags to brooches, birds to flowers, very pleasing to the eye. Penny and her funky jewellery pieces, Lucy and her dogs, Ildiko and her birds and hairslides, very dainty, and Chrissy and little Izzie with their muffins. (Izzie did so well to last the day at the market!!), Judith and her colourful collection of Jewellery, Charla and her herbs and honey, spreading a gorgeous aroma around the hall, yum!!! and georgia with her yellow submarines and lotus flower seeds, making a lot of people very inquisitive!!
Last, but not least our gorgeous music filling the hall. Thank you to Lynne who delighted us with her harp playing in the morning and for Janelle and Nick on vocals and guitar in the afternoon. A great day, made even extra special if you grabbed a coffee from the girls in bean frenzy and maybe even a dumpling from frankie at the front door too!!
Thanks to all who participated and for all of you who came to support such talented local artists, and crafts people, much appreciated. We look forward to seeing you at the next Valley Market.
Sunday, February the 20th, 10 -2pm
Spread the word!!
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Not long until the next market!
The next Valley Market is this Sunday the 28th of November, 10-2pm at the Lenah Valley Community Hall, Lenah Valley and it is shaping up to be another fantastic market. 10 new stall holders plus our original ones fromm the first market. Check out the line up down the side of this blog, and remember that is only a glimpse of what is in "stall" for you at the real thing!
Hope to see you there!
Hope to see you there!
Sunday, November 14, 2010
The Launch of the Valley Market - 26th September
It was an early start to the day to set up but it was so worth it. Everyone invloved had such a great day, and it was also quite profitable which is always an added bonus.
Most people who had a stall there were also first time stall holders which was great to see. Children's clothes and accessories, mosaics, ceramics, jewellery, figurines, toys, knitted clothes, bric a brac and pre - loved clothes; so many things to enlighten the senses and be inspired by and of course coffee brewing and great music being played too.
We cant wait for the next one - Sunday the 28th of November 10 -2pm
Friday, September 17, 2010
Welcome to The Valley Market Blog
Hello and welcome to the blog that will tell you all about The Valley Market!!
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