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Woodbridge Giant Christmas Street Fair Gallery

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Last Updated on March 3, 2023

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The Giant Christmas Street Fair in Woodbridge has established itself as a popular destination for Suffolk residents and visitors who wish to get into the Christmas mood.  The local food producers were kept busy by the large crowds, and the stall holders we spoke to reported that they had enjoyed a very successful Christmas fair.  In addition to the many wonderful food stalls there was also an impressive variety of crafts on offer.  A walk from one end of the Throughfare during the street fair in Woodbridge is all it takes to find enough special gifts and fine foods to fill anyone with Christmas spirit.

Woodbridge Christmas Fair Gallery

woodbridge sea scouts
The 5th Woodbridge Sea Scouts were selling cakes in exchange for donations
christmas lights
One of the many interesting gift stalls at Woodbridge Christmas Fair 2017
east coast chilli company
The very popular East Coast Chilli Company were tingling tastebuds galore
tea towels
Some of the many locally orientated gifts that were on offer today
suffolk coffee pod
The Suffolk Coffee Pod were helping keep shoppers warm
craft stalls
One of the many craft stalls at Woodbridge Christmas fair
christmas wreath
The stalls selling Christmas Wreaths appeared to be doing a particularly brisk trade
giant robin
A giant Robin inside the Taplin Gallery in Woodbridge
neck ties
Ties are an evergreen popular Christmas gift, and there were plenty to choose from in Woodbridge today
woodbridge christmas stall
One of the stallholders had a popular canine assistant
woodbridge rotary club
Woodbridge Rotary were running a raffle with some great prizes
christmas cake
One of the more unusual cakes for sale at the Christmas fair
food
Just a few of the tasty treats on offer by Honey and Harvey
honey and harvey
Honey and Harvey were doing a brisk trade selling their popular cakes and soups.

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