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Triabunna Flower & Craft Show

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Spring into Spring!

This November, the Parents & Friends’ Association of Triabunna District School invites everyone to Spring into Spring! at the 2017 Triabunna Flower & Craft Show.

This biennial event colourfully and creatively unites the community by showcasing a host of crafts & activities, fabulous food, produce & products, blooms and bouquets – all under the one roof.

Total profits raised on the day are donated to the Triabunna District School.

So come along, join in…& Spring into Spring with us!

  • Triabunna District School Gymnasium (Off Vicary St – look for signs)
  • SATURDAY 18th NOVEMBER
  • 10am – Doors Open
  •  10.15am (approx.) – Official Opening by: Brodie Philip – Principal, Triabunna District School
  •   2pm – Fun Finishes (All flower entries to be collected by entrants at 2pm)
  •   Admission:             Adults – $5.00             Children – FREE

Food Stalls / Sweets / Cakes / Muffins / BBQ / Real Coffee / Devonshire Teas

Trash& Treasure / Jams, Pickles & Preserves / Clothing / Children’s Wear

Greeting Cards / Art Work / Flower Competition / Heaps of Crafty Things

Giant Raffle / Lucky Dip / Door Prizes

…and MUCH, MUCH MORE!

OVER 26 STALLS & DISPLAYS TO EXPLORE & EXPERIENCE

The Perfect Place to start your Christmas Shopping!

For further information contact Lyn Deegan: 6257 12 28

Details

Date:
November 18, 2017
Time:
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Venue:
Triabunna District School
Melbourne Street
Triabunna, Tas 7190 Australia + Google Map
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