21 December 2008 Santa, Pizzas ... and more

Photos by Peter Christensen

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TO PEOPLE WHO LOVE LOCAL!!!

DO YOU FANCY:- ... A SUNDAY DRIVE?...ESCAPING THE CITY CROWDS?...BROWSING FOR LAST MINUTE XMAS GIFTS WHERE PARKING IS EASY?...STOCKING UP ON FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE FOR YOUR CHRISSIE TABLE.....?
HEAD FOR *LILYDALE VILLAGE MARKET*
This Sunday 21 Dec. 10am - 2pm Main Street Lilydale
ENJOY TASTY WOOD-FIRED PIZZAS COOKED ON SITE & A GLASS OFLOCAL PINOT NOIR (RATED HIGHLY BY JAMES HALLIDAY), & SERVED BY THE WINEMAKER HIMSELF. PLUS: * LOCAL ART * PLANTS & HERBS* MT ARTHUR MOUNTAIN WATER * FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE (Jetsonville rhubarb, Scottsdale potatoes, Hillwood strawberries etc)* ALPACAS ON SITE* ORIGINAL JEWELLERY * LOCAL PRESERVES , CHUTNEYS, HONEY ETC

Posted by Hilary Burden

23 November 2008

An amazing windy day... we endured and kept open in spite of some losses.
A special thank for pizza making to the maestro Juan Rodrigez and to Fiona Clark.
Don't miss the Next Market!!! New Stall Holders and a photo exhibition will enrich the village experience!

Photos by Peter G

SPECIAL EVENT AT THE MARKET SUNDAY 7 DEC 08 -PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION BY JONATHAN KILPATRICK

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BUONISSIMA!!! WOODFIRED PIZZA

Photo by Hilary Burden

So sorry we could not

provide pizzas for everybody

... but we learned the lesson...

We promise to make more pizzas

for the next market

...23 Nov 2008

Photos by Jonathan Kilpatrick

MARKET OPENING DAY Sunday 9 Nov 2008

Photos by Jonathan Kilpatrick





Photos by Hilary Burden









Photos by Peter Grimditch

What an extraordinary day!

The Community's first Village Market was a BUZZ.

It was quite an overwhelming response, with stall holders and of course you the onlookers and buyers turning out to show your support. Wood fired pizzas sold out in the first 1 ½ hours and 90% of stall holders had good sale results. The Honey and Wine stalls both sold out! Fresh produce stalls are on their way; and only time can bring more quantity and quality stallholders. Animal stalls will eventually increase as well. The Alpacas were a treat in themselves at the first market day. The Cambalache Tango Club provided music and atmosphere, the village market is seeking more live music. Is anyone musical out there who would like to perform? Bric-a-brac was in abundance and many treasures were to be found.

Don’t miss this colorful event.

LilydaleVillageMarket-Committee