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Crafts for Christmas at Metro Radio Arena

From: 16 October 2008

To: 18 October 2008

Ideas and inspiration for Christmas at the annual Crafts for Christmas show in Newcastle

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Crafts for Christmas at Metro Radio Arena

Thursday 16th - Saturday 18th October 2008
10am - 5pm

It's October so that means the build up to Christmas is well and truly under way and for those people who like to be organised and enjoy new ideas and inspiration then the Crafts for Christmas exhibition at Metro Radio Arena is probably the place to go.

Ticket entry price has yet to be confirmed but you can check www.metroradioarena.co.uk and this should be listed before the event. Alternatively you could phone the Arena on Newcastle 0844 493 4567

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