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    uPflash: Affordable Art & Artisan Fair: we’re on – rain, hail or snow!

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    By ARTbop on February 19, 2018 COMING UP, Reviews

    The Affordable Art & Artisan market on Sunday 25th February 2018 11am-3pm is on rain hail, snow or toads, lizards and frogs.  The Black Sheep complex is so large that if it is raining we will be able to take the Fair undercover

    Today the Affordable Art & Artisan Fair team was down at the Black Sheep Bar & Grill in Whakamarama:  that’s Peta Clavis, Birgitt Shannon and Rosemary Balu today!   What were we doing?  We were measuring and mentally moving the tables, chairs and furniture in the indoor cafe areas of the Black Sheep.  We’ve worked out where we’ll put the trio Upland Road!   Even if it’s pelting down on Sunday, we’ll be there.    Of course if it’s sunny, (well at least not raining) we’ll be all over the place – gazebos on the green, covered areas with exhibition and retail tables and fabulous people like the Tauranga Writers, Creative Fibre and BB’s Photography in the Atrium.

    All the great food from the Black Sheep will be available and for those of you who don’t want just a small snack Peta and her team have got a surprise or two for you!    See you there on Sunday 25th (this Sunday).  And while you’re waiting take a look at the video Birgitt Shannon and Gerry Carey have produced about the January Fair.

    and take a look as some of the accompanying still images from January in http://artbop.co.nz/affordable-art-artisan-fair-birgitt-shannon-conversation-january-2018/

    NEXT FAIR IS SUNDAY 25TH FEBRUARY 2018 11am to 3pm at the Black Sheep – see you there!

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