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The Christmas market in Creative Spark's Downtown Hub brought plenty of festive cheer to the town. The popular Christmas market featured a collection of local artists, ranging from a variety of disciplines in glass, sculpture, painting, caricatures, print, jewellery, mixed media, textiles, ceramics and natural skincare.
People flocked to the Downtown Hub on Clanbrassil Street to pick up the perfect presents for their family and friends. The public were even treated to mince pies and mulled cider on the opening day of the Christmas market that ran for three days from Friday December 2nd.
The Christmas market, which had an array of local artists and business people including Aruana Roncada, Jack Allen, Claire Reilly Fine Art Design, Paula Kavanagh Photography, Jennie Richie, wolf and shadow, Jodie Allen, Lisa Doyle, Tracy Fry, Bridge Street Studios and Lore Natural Skincare, was a great success.
All photos: Arthur Kinahan
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