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Dates

28th November 2026

10.00am -

2.00pm

Location

LocationSt Mary's Hospice Community Hub

Times

10.00am

-

2.00pm

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St Mary’s Hospice Christmas Fair, Barrow

Join us for St Mary’s Christmas Fair in Barrow – a festive community gathering to raise funds for local hospice care. Come along, browse our stalls and enjoy a relaxed festive day with friends, family and the local community.

You can enjoy:

Craft stalls
Bric-a-brac
Tombola and raffle
Hot drinks
Mince pies
Beautiful handmade crafts created by our bereavement craft groups

Location, date and time of St Mary’s Christmas Fair, Barrow:

St Mary’s Community Hub Barrow, Duke Street, LA14 5UJ

Saturday 28th November from 10am to 2pm.

Every purchase and contribution helps raise vital funds to support local hospice care.

We’d love to see you there!

Free entry and everyone is welcome.

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