Tag Archive for 'Mill Street'
Pure Beeswax Guernsey candles sell well at St Martin farmers’ market
January 29th, 2013 by Richard Lord
Sue Wareham has been making beautiful pure beeswax candles for a long time but mostly giving them away as gifts. In November 2012 she began to sell her handmade candles under the trading name Pure Beeswax Guernsey at the Guernsey Tourist Information Centre in St Peter Port. And in early December 2012 Sue and her […]
Medieval Christmas spirit in the Old Quarter of St Peter Port
December 9th, 2011 by Richard Lord
In spite of strong gusts of wind and the occasional downpour the Medieval Christmas Street party filled the Old Quarter of St Peter Port with merriment and community spirit in the early evening of 8 December 2011. There was much on offer from food and drink to homemade and artisanal Christmas presents. Dave Morgan displayed […]
Festive fun at medieval Christmas street party in the Old Quarter of St Peter Port on 8 December 2011
November 15th, 2011 by The Gallery
The Gallery in The Old Quarter of St Peter Port invite you to a festive Medieval Christmas Street Party beginning at 5 pm on 8 December 2011. Local producers will have stalls of food and drink, including a hog roast, Rocquette cider, hot chestnuts and mulled wine. Local artisans will sell handmade arts and crafts, […]
Strange Games Street Party in The Old Quarter of St Peter Port on 29 October 2011
October 10th, 2011 by The Gallery
Genevieve Langford at The Gallery conjures up more excitement and good fun with the Strange Games Street Party from 2 to 5 pm on 29 October 2011 in The Old Quarter of St. Peter Port, Guernsey.
Mad Hatters Children’s Festival thrives in The Old Quarter of St Peter Port
May 21st, 2011 by Richard Lord
The Mad Hatters Children’s Street Festival on 21 May 2011 organised by Genevieve Langford of The Gallery and Deirdre Dudley-Owen provided a showcase of local food and Guernsey arts and crafts. Perfect bright blue sky weather greeted visitors to the cobbled street of The Old Quarter of St. Peter Port.
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