North West Cancer Research’s much-loved Wirral Bazaar is back for another year, bringing festive shopping, unique gifts and the chance to support vital cancer research across the region.
The popular event, which takes place Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd November at Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight will feature over 50 stalls, carefully selected to create the perfect start to the festive season.
From handcrafted jewellery, cashmere clothing and silk and leather accessories to books, art, stationery and clothing for men, women and children, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. A selection of delicious food and artisanal liqueurs will also be on offer for that Christmas feel.
Launched more than 30 years ago at the popular Walled Garden Marquee at Thornton Manor, the Wirral Bazaar has raised more than £700,000 for North West Cancer Research, helping to fund vital work towards tackling the cause, finding the cure, and improving treatment for cancer.
Cara Newton, Director of Brand and Income at North West Cancer Research, said:
“Wirral Bazaar is always a wonderful way to kick off the festive season, bringing people together to discover unique gifts, enjoy delicious treats and support an important cause at the same time.”
“We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who continues to support the Bazaar year after year, helping us to raise vital funds for cancer research across the North West.”
“We look forward to welcoming everyone to Hulme Hall for another fantastic Wirral Bazaar.”
For further information about the Wirral Bazaar, visit:
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