There will be 26 amazing stalls with gift ideas in a festive and friendly atmosphere.
– Alexandra Borghino
– Annfield Farm Mohair
– Auld Alliance Kiltmakers
– Chez Roger Epicerie Fine
– ClotAYre
– Deli Français – Fab French Food
– Elodie Who
– Florence Sinclair-Mahdavi
– Handmade by Delphine
– Illustrious Lab.
– JG Macarons
– L’Art du Vin
– La Bastille Upcycling
– La Belle Adventure
– Le Petit Monde Stories
– Little Wee Things
– Natalie Saint Martin
– Ophélie’s Emporium Studio
– Petit Chat Clay
– Philippe Sentenac
– Quadrant Wood Sculpture par Michel Rullière
– Stamped Cat
– The Fabulous Pixie
– Tours et détours d’Edimbourg x Secrets d’Ecosse par Thunderdices
– Wee Ecosse
– Wish Ewe Were Here
Sam Fern, author of the album Dans le château de Dracula, (ed. Glénat Jeunesse) will come for a book signing session from 2pm to 4pm on the La Belle Adventure stand.
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