Twain Harte Outdoor Christmas Market
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Date(s) - 10/17/2020 - 10/18/2020
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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The Twain Harte Outdoor Christmas Market will be held in the charming town of Twain Harte on October 17 & 18, 2020. The beautiful mountain town will be filled with unique artisans, vintage jewelry, health and wellness products, specialty foods and even yard sale booths!
The Outdoor Christmas Market will allow shoppers a start on Christmas/holiday shopping, buy a little something for yourself or just enjoy the atmosphere of this unique market. We want to kick of the holiday season with a safe unique shopping experience, especially with the cancellation of so many Christmas/holiday events this year. In keeping with the holiday theme, there will be holiday decorations and Christmas trees at the market.
With safety in mind above all, the market will be adhering to the CDC & county requirements due to COVID19. All of our vendors will be wearing masks, we will have hand-washing & sanitizing stations, practicing 6’ social distancing, and masks will available upon request to the public should attendees need one. We want everyone attending or exhibiting to feel safe and have a great time!
Many of the vendors will be offering one-of-a-kind items including photography, metal sculpture, jewelry, succulents, leather goods, specialty foods, and more. And there will be a yard sale booth or two in the mix as well. Our specialty food will include olive oil, olives, jerky and nuts. And, to satisfy your hunger, while walking around the market, there will be a food area with ribs, kettle corn, shaved ice and more.
The Market will be held in the town center of Twain Harte. Explore all the wonders this town has to offer with great shops and restaurants. Come to enjoy a safe outdoor shopping experience in a charming California town.
Hours are 10 am – 5 pm, both Saturday and Sunday, October 17 & 18. For more information email kathryn@brotherspromotions.com or join Twain Harte Outdoor Christmas Market Facebook page.
