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Christmas Fair selling curated crafts at Homerton College, Cambridge, UK
Visit the Great Hall at Homerton College to celebrate the festive season at Curated by Hand’s Fair – A special Christmas Fair in Cambridge, UK, showcasing the finest selection of independent makers while supporting CAMFED, Campaign for Female Education.
An opportunity for visitors to source stunning original presents from handpicked independent designers and makers renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship and design. Unique gifts from stalls featuring bespoke stationery, home interiors, textiles, jewellery, knitwear, leather accessories, basketry and more.
This event will raise funds for CAMFED and highlight micro businesses run by young women entrepreneurs in Ghana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. It’s a wonderful chance to discover exclusive products while supporting creative talent from rural Africa.
- View a map of the college campus to help find your way to the venue (The Great Hall is #9 on the map)
- Follow @CuratedByHand_cambridge on Instagram for regular updates
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