OCAF Holiday Market This Weekend!

Ho ho ho, I know where I want to go shop for Christmas presents this weekend

--- On Wed, 12/2/09, Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation <info@ocaf.com> wrote:

From: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation <info@ocaf.com>
Subject: Holiday Market This Weekend!
To: danjmatt@bellsouth.net
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2009, 2:00 PM


Find the perfect handmade gift for that special someone at the 2009 Annual Holiday Market in Watkinsville.

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For a complete list of participating artists go to our WEBSITE or visit our new Facebook page and become a friend of OCAF by logging into myocaf. There you will see a listing of the Holiday Market artists, photos of their work, and details on all of our December programs including Holiday Market, OCAF Artists' Shoppe, Mingle with Kringle and Signing and Singing: A Holiday Treat.



Holiday Market is Saturday & Sunday December 5 & 6 from 10 am to 5 pm. FREE Parking. Come early and avoid the rush for parade parking! 

34 School St. Watkinsville GA, 30677 (click here for directions)

Food will be available for sale, so come hungry! 

Admission is $3 per person over 16 year of age, Under 16 is FREE. All proceeds benefit the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation, an independant non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. For more information about OCAF visit our web-site at www.ocaf.com



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Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation | PO Box 631 | 34 School St. | Watkinsville | GA | 30677

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