All roads lead to Newcastle this weekend as The Olive Tree Market host a special Christmas edition of their much loved monthly market. Join them at the Junction Public School on December 21st from 9am for the festivities, including more than 100 stalls from local artisans and designers, makers and creators. This also marks the final Olive Tree Market for 2013, and your last opportunity to stock up on unique textiles, fashion, homewares and produce for the holidays. {Beep Bicycle Bells pictured above}.
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