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Community spirit and festive cheer were in abundance at the Leghowney Breakfast and Christmas Craft Fair. Click on the arrows to see a gallery of photos:
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The event took place on Saturday morning, November 29, and with a very pleasant change in the weather, there was a fantastic turnout. Chef Zack Gallagher estimated that around 200 breakfasts were served.
Stalls showcased the incredible talent in the area, with crafts ranging from Christmas tree decorations, home bakes, jewellery, pouches of locally grown lavender, knitwear and more, to the outdoor snowmen and reindeers crafted from wood.
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As always with events in Leghowney Hall, there was a warm welcome and a sea of smiling faces as family, friends, neighbours and those home for a visit enjoyed a cuppa and catch-up.
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