Christmas In South London, Friday, November 18, 2011 29 for you to visit this Christmas In December,Station Road will be filled
with sparklylights and decorations and the CHRISTMAS MAKERS MARKET on Christ- mas Evewill have Father Christmas, carols from local school choirs, roasted chestnuts, hot chocolates and arrayofgorgeous gifts and food. BATTERSEA FOOD MARKET brings the
local community and lovers of fine food,a familyfriendly, educational weeklyfood and drink market. It offers something for every- one with avariety of high quality,affordable, fresh produce and street food stalls, from passionate artisans, farmers and stallholders. It is the perfect place for food lovers to shop weekly, whilst helping the local community market to flourish. It is open everySaturday from 10am to 4pm in BatterseaHigh Street. Afantastic range of artisan produce can
be found at VENN STREET MARKET in Clapham from December 11 to 13. Traders have been sourced from all over London and include local butcher Moen’sand Clapham South fishmonger Moxon’s, as well as anumber of Borough Market favourites such as Neal’sYard Dairy, Flour Power and Secrett’sFarm. Hot foodand great coffee will be available all weekend. Forantiques try BERMONDSEY MARKET.
It’sespeciallygood for silverware, butthere are also paintings, ornaments and furniture and all kinds of bric-a-brac. Get here first thing for the best bargains. It’sopen every Fridayfrom 5am until noon in Bermondsey Square. From November 18 until Christmas Eve,
head to the 70 wooden chalets on the SOUTHBANK where youcan look for and find unusual Christmas presents such as
jewellery, hand crafted toys, fragile glass ornaments for the tree, hand tatted laces, tin toys, candles and handmade ceramics, not to mention Bratwurst (traditional German Sausage) and gingerbread hearts. Atraditional carousel will appeal to the younger members of the familyand parents
can relax with aglass of Gluhwein while listening to traditional Christmas music. One of the best arts and crafts markets
and afabulous place to buyindividual and different gifts is GREENWICH MARKET. Open everyFriday, Saturdayand Sunday, it has areputation for
quirky, unusual, vibrant and colourful stalls, selling everything from children’s clothes, to stunning jewellery, wooden toys to soaps, cushions and everything in between. Father Christmas will be making aguest appearance at the market from November 30 and will be an ideal chance for children to tell him what theyreallywant in their stockings on Christmas morning. Apretty weekend market beside the River
Wandle at Watermill Way, MERTON ABBEY MILLS MARKET has crafts, antiques, jew- ellery, handmade goods and some splendid pine furniture on
offer.There’salso a farmer's market which sells fresh, home- made produce, including amouth-watering selection of English cheeses. The market has aworking potteryinthe old watermill, and amuseum dedicatedtothe textiles that were made in the mills in the 19th century. DEPTFORDMARKET offersbargains galore
everyWednesday, Fridayand Saturday. Flea market fans should check out Dou-
glas Wayand GiffinSquare for avibrant combination of newand second-hand goods, antiques, collectibles, clothes, diverse antiques and ornaments. On Wednesdays and Saturdays Deptford
High Street is closed to trafficfor the mar- ketbetween 9am and 4pm. Here you’ll find plenty of multi-cultural stalls offering unusual jewellery, rare fresh fish, trendy and discount designer clothes and shoes, pet products, electronics, plants, exotic food and lots of hats, bags and accessories.
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