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Liphook's Grand Christmas Village Market at the Millennium Hall - Lesley Hollands (23rd Nov 2021 - 13:38:41) On Saturday 27th November the Liphook Village Markets Christmas bonanza will take place in the Millennium Centre. It will be open for longer than the usual market to allow extra time for browsing and to enjoy the other events taking place. There will be a choir singing Christmas songs, a WI raffle and lots of stalls including some beautiful jewellery, local honey, wonderful cards, home made preserves and much more besides. Opening at 10 and closing at 3pm with free entry and free parking and refreshments available throughout. We all look forward to seeing you there and wishing you a very Happy Christmas.

Re: Liphook's Grand Christmas Village Market at the Millennium Hall - Dave Tull (26th Nov 2021 - 11:13:03) Whatever the weather outside tomorrow, there will be a warm welcome for you at Liphook Village Market's Christmas Market at the Millenium Centre. We shall be open from 10am until 3pm, with 22 makers and producers offering both quality homemade and homebaked goods for sale. Liphook's Love to Sing Choir will be singing festive songs and carols at 11am and 1pm. Do come along and maybe buy that special gift which cannot be bought on the High Street. Free Entry and Refreshments will be available, we look forward to seeing you.

Re: Liphook's Grand Christmas Village Market at the Millennium Hall - Liphook Heritage Centre (26th Nov 2021 - 12:52:55) Once you have visited the market you are invited to the Liphook Heritage Centre on the first floor with access by the stairs or the lift. The Heritage Centre contains extensive archives of the history of our Parish and various displays. The main current display is a history of Inigo Triggs the famous architect who once lived in Liphook and designed many local notable buildings and structures.

Re: Liphook's Grand Christmas Village Market at the Millennium Hall - WENDY MARTIN (28th Nov 2021 - 10:06:13) We went to this market to try and support local people, and yes, everyone was very friendly, and indeed, there were some beautiful things on offer, but I'm afraid it was all far to expensive for us to buy, and when they wanted £2 for a small sausage roll we came home

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