A variety of hand-made products by local artists will be available at the fair.
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Local creativity, handmade treasures and community spirit will come together this weekend when Barooga Public School opens its gates for a community fair.
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Hosted by Community River Arts Inc in partnership with Barooga Public School, the fair will run from 9am to 1pm on Sunday, November 1, offering visitors the chance to browse locally made products and enjoy various food.
Club president Sandi Hamilton said the biannual event, held in November and March, had been going for the past three years.
“Community River Arts Inc and Barooga Public School joined together a couple of years back to achieve a strong and successful working relationship,” she said.
Mrs Hamilton said the fair was all about celebrating community spirit and giving locals the opportunity to discover the work of talented local artisans.
Locally made produce and preserves will be available, including honey.
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With around 20 to 25 stallholders expected, visitors can explore a diverse range of handmade goods, including textiles, pottery, mosaics, local produce, preserves and plants.
Visitors can also enjoy a barbecue, Devonshire tea, cakes and slices, while children will have games and activities to keep them entertained.
Adding to the atmosphere, Numurkah ukulele musicians will perform between 10am and 11am.
With something for all ages, the fair promises to be a fun event, while supporting local artists and bringing the community together.
With handmade treasures, local entertainment and activities for all ages, the fair is an opportunity for the community to come together and support local artists.
Locally made bird houses that will be on show at the fair.
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