There will be a special Christmas Market at Pettycur Bay Holiday Park on 30 November from 11am to 3pm, with a number of local stallholders from the Kinghorn and Burntisland community involved.
The event has become a regular event in the park’s calendar, and this year’s market appears to be even more popular, with 34 stallholders signed up.
Donations will be made to the business’s three designated, adopted charities – the RNLI, Guide dogs for the Blind and The Wolf Hirschhorn Trust. There will be a raffle and tombola, and there is still time for members of the public, or businesses, to donate prizes.
The event takes place in the Images Entertainment suite and will mark the beginning of the festive season in the park.
Janet Murray, General Manager at Pettycur Bay Holiday Park, said: “We are thrilled to announce that we are once again hosting this special Christmas Market to benefit our three worthy charities. As it takes place indoors, it will be nice and cosy, and won’t matter what the weather is like outside. The Images suite is very spacious.
“We have a large community of holiday home owners who always get involved in events like this. They run stalls at our annual caravan show event in May, and they run stalls at Christmas. It’s incredible the wide range of handmade artisan products that are available at the Market, making it easy to pick up something a bit different for under the Christmas Tree.
“We’ve also attracted a good number of producers and local charities from all over the area to get involved.
“Let’s all get into the festive spirit, shop local for Christmas gifts and raise money for our three charities at the same time.”
