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Christmas market at Wallace House

Noosa Arts & Crafts (NSACA) in Wallace House has been the place to shop for unique Christmas gifts for almost 30 years – next year is its Pearl Jubilee.

Says president Gabi DIck, “We have 300 plus members and they love this time of year. It’s an opportunity to not only display and sell their work but also welcome the local community to their creative centre.”

In recent years, NSACA has successfully applied for grants and run fundraising events like workshops and Noosa Open Studios.

The proceeds have enabled them to install solar panels and air-conditioning. No longer is Wallace House empty on those hot summer days – members can continue to work in a safe and comfortable environment.

Next year NSACA will focus on raising funds to rebuild its adjacent outbuilding to give more creative space and opportunities for extra facilities for ceramics, print-making, paper-making and weatherproof storage. NSACA is able to offer a tax concession receipt for all donations over $2.

According to Gabi, the Christmas market has been popular since 1993 and interest does not seem to be waning. Every item is handcrafted and created by members from quality materials.

“We have everything from turtle trinket boxes and quilts to raffia hats and fibre art clutches.

“All the proceeds from this year’s Christmas Market, raffle and pop-up café will be poured into this rebuilding fund to aid our much-needed upgrade.”

NSACA Christmas Market, Wallace House, 1 Wallace Drive, Noosaville, November 26-30, 9am to 3pm. Inquiries 5474 1211

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