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Kathleen Mullholland of Suzikay will be among the talented artists and traders at the annual Christmas Market
Creative Spark will have its annual Christmas Market, taking place on December 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the Creative Spark Downtown Hub. This market has a unique blend of art, offering attendees the opportunity to explore and acquire one-of-a-kind art pieces amidst the festive setting.
The launch night on Friday December 1st promises to be especially charming with the addition of mulled wine and mince pies, setting the perfect ambiance for an evening of exploration and celebration.
Discover a curated selection of unique art pieces from an array of talented artists and traders, including Paula Stapleton, Tracy Fry, Bo Studios, Kathleen Mullholland of Suzikay, Aoife Edwards (MAALA), fig cards, Ciara Agnew and Bernie McAdam, Carlingford Lough Candle Co, Jodie (Gaelach), and members from the Creative Spark print studio.
The opening hours are as follows:
Above: A creation from Etaoin O'Reilly Ceramics, one of the artists at this year's Christmas Market.
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