Thoresby Park Country Fair - Craft Village VIDEO

PUBLISHED: 16:31 08 January 2014 | UPDATED: 16:47 09 January 2014

Living Heritage Country Fair

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Thoresby Park Country Fair - Craft Village

March 1st & 2nd

Thoresby Park, Nottinghamshire, NG22 9EH

Throw a pot, make a face and have some fun!

The Craft Village is an extremely popular section of the show; it’s a craft fair within the framework of the main show.

Regularly attracting 30 or 40 artists & craftsmen who exhibit & demonstrate & sell their crafts to visitors.

A specialist demonstration area has been included and shows working glassblowers, Blacksmiths, chainsaw carvers, and coppice craftsmen. A children’s Make & Take Workshop is generally included too, so that youngsters can experience some of the crafts on display.

www.livingheritagecountryshows.co.uk

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