TICKETS TO THE COUNTRY LIVING MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS FAIR
Fancy winning tickets to see some of the best Christmas crafts and festive food in the UK?
The Country Living Magazine Christmas Fair is back at the SECC, Glasgow, from November 17 to 20 and we have five pairs of VIP tickets up for grabs.
This annual celebration of all things festive, viewed as the official start of Christmas by many loyal visitors, is a must for anyone who enjoys a great day’s shopping.
The VIP tickets are worth £65 each and, as well as a festive day at the fair, our lucky winners will enjoy a glass of bubbly in the private lounge, where tea and coffee will be available throughout the day, plus a goody bag full of wonderful treats.
More than 300 of the UK’s finest craftsmen and women will gather under one roof. They’ll offer unique gifts, inspired ideas and decorations which will bring magical Christmas sparkle to every home, from gorgeous garlands and beautiful baubles to glassware, scented candles and stylish cards.
Arts and craft lovers can pick up haberdashery, ribbons, fabrics, sewing kits and craft essentials.
For the foodies, the temptations and treats are endless from the exclusive collection of food exhibitors.
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