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Lincoln makers’ market back on the High Street

Samuel Steers by Samuel Steers
November 6, 2018
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Lincoln’s best crafters and creators will be showcasing their talents at the Lincoln Makers’ Market, which returns this Friday between 10.00am and 5.00pm.

It will take place on the High Street and offers the people of Lincoln a chance to buy a variety of handcrafted items, ranging from woodwork and fabrics to glass art and ceramics.

However, the High Street is not the only place where visitors will be able to come to the market as it will be located in different areas of Lincoln throughout the Christmas Period.

On the first Saturday of every month it will be on Castle Hill and on the second Saturday of every month it will be at Lincoln Cornhill.

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