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For the sixth year, King Street Arts (formerly King Street Studios) has organised an Art Fair from December 7-19 where more than fifty local and regional artists will display their work. And it’s the perfect opportunity for visitors to buy some unique gifts too.
“The Art Fair gives local and regional artists a selling platform and opportunities to get their work seen. Everything is handmade and has a unique quality to it,” said Roy Smith who runs King Street Arts with Kath McDonald.
For the second consecutive year, the Art Fair takes place in The Storey’s spacious Victorian gallery. On display will be a wealth of paintings, ceramics, drawings, sculpture, mixed media, prints, gifts and cards at a range of prices.
The Art Fair also includes a couple of festive-themed workshops. On December 7, Natalia Bogolyubova leads a needlefelting workshop while on December 13, there’s a papercutting workshop with Maryam Golubeva. Both run from 6.30-9pm and cost £18 each including materials. All adults are welcome and accompanied older children can also participate. Booking is essential by ringing 07743238663 or emailing info@kingstreetstudios.art
The Art Fair is open Monday-Saturday, 10am-4.30pm and admission is free.
For more information, ring 07743238663 or visit www.kingstreetstudios.art
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From the very beginning, I was surrounded by an atmosphere of celebration and joy. Christmas decorations, bands and the aromas of cakes and hot chocolate created an unrivaled atmosphere.
There were many small boutiques and booths at the fair, where talented artists and artisans presented their unique products. I have seen wonderful handicrafts including jewelry, ceramics, textiles and more. Each item was made with love and attention to detail, which gave them a special charm.