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Coming up! Beachmere Christmas Bazaar and Community Carols

  • Matt Owen
  • Nov 17, 2021
  • 1 min read

Beachmere knows how to celebrate and the first Saturday in December provides a great opportunity to “get your festive on” and celebrate the end of a very big year. So why not start the festive season at the Beachnere Xmas Bazaar & Community Carols in Clayton Park on Saturday, 4 December from 4pm to 7pm.


Viva La Musica Community Choir will lead this year’s Community Carols, while popular local band The Zephyr Project will entertain and keep toes tapping, and local tenor Michael Cashman is just one of the soloists who will shine during the afternoon.


The Bazaar offers a great opportunity for early Christmas shopping, while supporting local artisans and crafters. The stalls were a huge success last year and definitely have something for everyone on your Christmas list.


Beachmere Classic Vehicle Club always provides a colourful backdrop and rumours abound that one of their vehicles will be delivering a very special guest later in the afternoon.




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