North West Cancer Research is giving Christmas shoppers the chance to pick up the perfect gifts for loved ones as it hosts its annual Christmas Bazaar.
Taking place on Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th November at Chester Racecourse, the event will feature a selection of handpicked stalls offering a variety of unique gift ideas.
From handmade decorations to delicious yuletide treats, plus festive entertainment, it promises to be the ideal place to kick-start Christmas shopping, with all proceeds going directly to the charity.
Dedicated to putting the region’s cancer needs first, North West Cancer Research works to tackle the cause, find the cure and improve the treatment for cancer, through ground-breaking research and education projects.
So far, over the last 30 years, The Christmas Bazaar has raised more than £600,000 towards the charity’s vital work.
Cara Newton, Head of Marketing and Fundraising at North West Cancer Research, said: “Every year, our Christmas Bazaar offers a fantastic place to pick up unique and beautiful gifts, as well as helping to get everyone into the festive spirit.
“Every single penny raised at the event goes straight back into funding our incredibly important research projects, so we would love to see our loyal supporters – plus new faces – come see us this year!”
The event takes place at the County Stand at Chester Racecourse on Tuesday 7th November 2pm-8.30pm; and Wednesday 8th November 9.30am-3pm.
There will be free parking at the racecourse.
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