JULIDA Well-being, Craft and Psychic Fayre comes to Narberth this Easter weekend with a range of activities suitable for all ages.
The event takes place on Friday, April 7 and Saturday, April 8 between 10am and 4pm. It is being held in the Queens Hall in Narberth and is free entry to anyone who wishes to attend.
Alongside the exciting craft stalls, psychic readers and therapists, there will also be activities on both days.
On Friday at 12:30pm there will be an Easter Bonnet competition, and on Saturday at 12:30pm there is a Decorated Hard Boiled Egg competition with eggcellent prizes for those who come first, second and third.
Both activities have two age groups for each competition, under five years old and over five years old.
On Saturday, there will be face painting available for children to get their faces painted.
There will also be tea, coffee and other refreshments available, including toasties, hot dogs, welsh cakes, fizzy drinks and an ice cream van.
Julida Fayres are a local company who regularly give to charity. Money raised from the events goes directly to local charities and organisations such as colleges and care homes.
Named after the three co-founders, Julie, Liza and Darryl, Julida hold fayres across South West Wales and give local crafters the opportunity to sell and promote their wonderful creations.
They have a number of upcoming fayres around Pembrokeshire and South West Wales for everyone to attend:
- Lampeter, University of Wales Trinity Saint David – April 29
- Pembroke, Pembroke Town Hall – May 27
- Carmarthen, University of Wales Trinity Saint David – June 17
- Narberth, Queens Hall – July 14-15
- Saundersfoot, Regency Hall – August 11-12
- Pembroke, Town Hall – August 22
- Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire College – September 30
For more information, please visit their Facebook page.
