Artisan Market Set to Spring Up at Bodelwyddan Castle this Easter
Our trustworthy source has recently revealed that Bodelwyddan Castle is preparing to host an artisan market on Easter Saturday, March 30. This event is intended to offer a unique shopping experience in a historical setting, coupled with fantastic family amenities and activities, making it a don’t-miss fair in the calendar.
Inclusive and Family-friendly
The market’s setup not only caters to the shopping enthusiasts but is also an inclusive affair made accessible to all. Entry will be free of cost, ample parking will be freely available, and the event will be both wheelchair and dog friendly.
Quality Arts, Crafts, and Produce
The fair will showcase stalls from the arts and crafts sectors as well as the produce industry for an eclectic shopping encounter. To enrich the shopping experience further, event-goers will enjoy full access to the castle and an adventure playground, offering a full day of family entertainment.
As detailed by Stella McClure of The Artisan Market Company, the picturesque historical site serves as the perfect backdrop for a delightful day of perusing, dining, and making merry with loved ones.
Artisans, Creatives, and Producers Unite
North Wales’s finest artisans, producers, and creatives will be leveraging this venue to showcase their best arts, crafts, and produce work. Market-goers are promised a wide array of unique shopping options designed to cater to all tastes and preferences.
Food and Beverage Options
The Mulberry cafe and bar, located on the premises, will also provide a selection of hot beverages and alcoholic drinks to quench everybody’s thirst.
A Day Out with Family
To enhance the family-friendly atmosphere, visitors are encouraged to indulge in exploring the open grounds of the castle along with the beautiful Victorian parkland, walled garden, and woodland. Taking along a picnic is highly suggested to make the most of the day out in the historical surroundings of the castle, adding a memorable touch to the experience.
