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FALL/WINTER 2021

INSIDE: OWL DESIGNER FAIR COWICHAN ARTISANS 34TH CALICO CHRISTMAS MARKET ESQUIMALT FARMERS MARKET HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIRS AND EVENTS LISTINGS 37TH STRAWBERRY VALE CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR HOLIDAY STRESS  BUSTING OUT OF HAND MODERN MARKET IS BACK

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OWL DESIGNER FAIR

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DESIGNER FAIR

NOVEMBER 20 + 21

F E R N WO O D N R G

he Owl Designer Fair is a fixture in the Victoria Christmas craft show scene and happens every November in the heart of Fernwood. A thoughtfully curated mix of favourite returning vendors and new up-and-coming makers, it is a one stop shop for the best locally handmade gifts.

15 years ago Emmy-Lou McMillan had a vision to bring unique makers together for a great market experience, and thus

the Owl Fair began. In 2018, she passed the torch to Stephanie, the maker behind the clothing label Dottie Handmade. As a past vendor and Fernwood local, Stephanie knows the Owl well. Stephanie has a passion to support and grow the handmade movement, and to connect the community with its local makers.

She is excited to keep one of Victoria’s favourite handmade markets going strong!

You might be wondering where the name Owl Fair came from! It

would make sense that the fair should have something to do with Owls right? Well, besides the fact that some of the returning vendors have started making Owl themed products, it was actually just a catchy name that stuck. The ever-changing Owl icon has become a recognizable image associated with the fair.

Handmade jewellery, local fashion, art & cards, wooden toys, upcycled creations, leather goods, ceramics, kids clothing, apothecary and more! Come for the one-of-a-kind vendors and stay for the live music, food truck and free craft workshops.

Support your friends and neighbours by shopping locally!

November 20, 10-5pm & November 21, 11-4pm Fernwood NRG 1240 Gladstone Ave, Victoria facebook.com/owldesignerfair

COWICHAN ARTISANS

By Bev Robertson

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owichan Artisans is happy to invite you back to our studios to share our creativity, inspiration and processes. We’ll be following covid protocols and perhaps some of our studio/Galleries will be moving into Market tents.

Come tour and let us move you, uplift you and enrich your minds… something we are all missing a little of.

Studio touring gives us the opportunity to share our art, our homes and workplaces. We invite you to check our website, cowichanartisans.com, check which artist will be participating, download the tour map, and come visit us on Nov. 6th and 7th, from 10:00 to 5:00. We welcome you to come experience, in person, the diversity of Cowichan Artisans Art Studios. Some of this year’s participants and their arts are, Bev Robertson, painter of vibrant, light filled, floral oil paintings, Karen Tricket masterful wood worker, creating artistic furnishings, some with intricate inlays, Jennifer Lawson paints

a colourful array of watercolour houses and gardens, Catherine Fraser’s explorations of colour and composition in a variety of mediums, Live Edge Designs amazing designers and furniture artists bring life from the tree to the table, Wroughten Art’s metal sculptures design wall art to gates (by Travis Rankin), Laurel Hibbert’s vibrant, whimsical,

storytelling art, Cathi Jefferson’s finely crafted Salt fired stoneware both functional and sculptural pieces, Mimi Roy’s creative jewelry made from sustainable silverware, Wilma Millette’s collage artwork takes collage to a whole new level, and the incredible pottery and sculptural pieces by Mary Fox. cowichanartisans.com

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34TH CALICO CHRISTMAS MARKET

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e are excited to be back for our 34th annual Calico Christmas Market! Join us for a weekend of shopping, hot food, and holiday cheer. Our market features over 90 handpicked artisans showcasing a huge selection of original handcrafted, quality goods.

Pick up unique gifts for loved ones or for yourself; there’s something perfect for everyone on your list, including jewelry, gourmet food, ceramics, artwork, home décor, handmade clothing, knitted and crocheted goods, toys, and much more.

New artisans include Collins Woodworking and Decor, specializing in hand painted wooden wall décor, Christmas decorations, wood signage and stickers. Indulge your sweet tooth with a craft batch of specialty candy floss or gourmet popcorn from Sweet Treats N’ More. With dozens of flavours including

year-round favourites and seasonal editions, there is something for everyone! Earth to Earth Ceramics creates small batch, functional and decorative items including vases, honey pots and planters, and an array of handmade Christmas ornaments including wall decorations and table décor.

Also new this year is The Salty Plum with their handcrafted sterling silver jewellery line and thoughtfully sources semiprecious stones.

Returning makers include NV Designs with their wearable steampunk art and jewellery and Honey Pot Wraps with reusable, zero-waste, sustainable food wraps.

Wychbury Ave joins us again with

makers and small businesses, helping to build a stronger community, both socially and economically. Each purchase from our local artisans has an impact in the places where we live, work, and play on British Columbia’s West Coast! their natural and vegan small batch soaps and body products, proudly using ingredients from local, small businesses. Also back this year is Drift Coast Creations with driftwood trees, ornaments, and home décor.

Every admission receives an entry into the grand prize draw.

There are fun kid’s prizes as well!

Calico Christmas proudly continues its support of local

• Saturday, Nov 13 & Sunday, Nov 14 | 10am – 5pm • Spectrum Community School, 957 Burnside RD W • COVID-19 Vaccine Passport required for entry • Masks Mandatory • Weekend Admission: $5 12 years & under free • ATMs available • Wheelchair accessible

Calico

34th Christmas Market

sat nov 13 & sun nov 14 | 10am - 5pm

As the air begins to crisp and harvest slows, it’s time to preserve the last of summer abundance in preparation for a cozy and nourishing winter.

West Coast Garlic, a farmer growing on Lek'wejen and WSÁNEĆ lands, is a long-time vendor at the Esquimalt Farmers Market with an abundance of specialty garlic varieties.

In hues of purple and pink, locally grown garlic can be found alongside fresh greens, root veg, eggs, beef, and countless local food makers every Thursday eve in Esquimalt Town Square (4 - 6:30pm).

Come by the farmers market to do your weekly shopping, share dinner with your family at the food trucks, and meet the folks growing the food that nourishes our bellies.

It’s never been more important to support local farmers, makers, and bakers!

GARLIC HONEY RECIPE Curated by Joshua Ngenda@chay.cooks

A great way to preserve garlic and easy flavour addition to dressings and sauces for a little extra kick, add some dried chile pepper.

INGREDIENTS: • One head of garlic • One cup liquid honey (if honey has crystalized, warm it over low heat or in a water bath to liquify) INSTRUCTIONS: • Grate or mince garlic and add to pint jar • Pour honey over garlic • Seal jar and let sit at room temperature for 3 days for fermentation to begin. Open to release gases and stir, let sit for a week for flavour to fully develop, stirring once every other day.

PHOTOS: DOMINIC HALL PHOTOGRAPHY.

ESQUIMALT FARMERS MARKET

spectrum community school | 957 burnside rd w enter to win grand prizes admission $5 | 12 years & under free over 90 local artisans | hot food & drinks *covid-19 vaccine passport is required for entry

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Holiday Craft Fairs s t n e v E and Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events

October 30

The Bradley Centre 975 Shearme Rd, Coombs presents a Halloween Market Saturday, October 30th - 10am until 3pm

Christmas in the Park Veterans Memorial Park Goldstream Avenue Saturday, October 16th - November 27th 10am - 2pm Lots of free parking

Designs by Birgitte

By Appointment Only October 20th to December 23rd Birgitte: 250 - 727 - 7675 DesignsbyB@shaw.ca http://www.designsbybirgitte.com/ Woven mohair shawls and blankets. Knitted Jackets, toques, neck warmers and baby vests. Embroidered Christmas hearts and napkin rings.

And more..............

Moss Street Winter Markets Saturdays, Nov-Apr, 10am to 1pm Indoors in the Garry Oak Room & Sir James Douglas School 1330 Thurlow Road Moss Street Holiday Market Sat & Sun, Dec 11 & 12, 10am to 4pm Sir James Douglas School & Fairfield Community Centre MossStreetMarket.com

Building THE KID KAVE! A separate waiting room in Emergency just for children. Buy plants for décor and gifts. www.VGHA.ca info@VGHA.ca 250-598-3385 Val Smith POINSETTIAS for PATIENTS

1st Annual Winter Market Saturday & Sunday, December 4th & 5th 10am until 3pm Free Admission - current COVID protocols

November 5

31st Annual Nanaimo Professional Craft Fair & Once Upon a Craft Fair join forces!

Beban Park Social Center 2300 Bowen Road, Nanaimo November 5th, 6th and 7th, 2021 Fri 2-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4 Tis the season to share with friends and family. Shop till your heart’s content.

Fun activities for the kids - Gnome Hunt - Cookie decorating Large variety of the Island’s finest artisans HOURLY PRIZES!!!!!

Castle Food Truck Admission $5.00 all three days 20% donated to local charities

Victoria Quilters’ Guild Christmas Sale NEW VENUE Friday, November 5th - 1 pm to 6 pm Saturday, November 6th - 10 am to 4 pm Emmanuel Baptist Church 2121 Cedar Hill X Road All COVID Protocols.

Proof of Vaccination.

Admission $5 https://www.victoriaquiltersguild.org/

The Best of the Holidays to you and yours from

November 6 CHRISTMAS AT THE LAKE CRAFT FAIR “The Best Little Show on the Peninsula” Mask & Vaccine Passport Required Saturday, November 6th, 10 am - 4 pm Prospect Lake Community Hall 5358 Sparton Road (near West Saanich Road) Crafts, Gourmet Food, Art, Community Bake Table Admission $2, under 12 free www.pldca.ca Christmas Pop-Up Sale Saturday, November 6th, 10am - 4pm Broad View United 3703 St. Aidan’s St., Victoria Hundreds of new and gently used Christmas items, including toys, decor, books, and ornaments.

Broad View Thrift Store Will Also Be Open! www.broadviewunited.org www.broadviewthriftstore.com

Spectrum Band 3rd Annual Christmas Market Sat., Nov 6 & Sun., Nov 7 10am-4pm Spectrum High School 957 Burnside Road W Admission $2 Kids 12 & under free.

Free Parking. Crafters, Vendors, Door Prizes, Raffle, Bake Sale All Proceeds go to Spectrum Music Program Info: spectrumchristmasmarket@gmail.com

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Holiday Craft Fairs s t n e v E and November 7

November 13

November 18

November 20

Indigenous Pop Up Shop YYJ Winter Craft Fairs

Calico Christmas Market “The Home of Handmade”

Sunday, November 7th and Sunday, December 5th 1923 Fernwood Road, 10am - 3pm

34th Calico Christmas Market Sat., Nov 13 & Sun., Nov 14 | 10am - 5pm Spectrum Community School 957 Burnside Road West *COVID-19 VACCINE PASSPORT REQUIRED FOR ENTRY Weekend Admission $5 12 years & under free Info: 250-516-3070 Facebook.com/thecalicochristmasmarket ATMs available Free Parking Grand Prize Draw and Kid’s Draw

Christmas Chaos 42nd Annual Cowichan Valley’s GIANT Christmas Arts & Crafts Fair Featuring over 90 tables of handcrafted goods, Santa’s workshop & more!

Thurs., Nov. 18, Noon - 7pm Fri., Nov. 19 Noon - 8pm Sat., Nov. 20 10am - 5pm Sun., Nov. 21 10am - 4pm

THE OWL DESIGNER FAIR Sat Nov 20, 10-5pm & Sun Nov 21, 11-4pm Fernwood Community Centre 1240 Gladstone Ave

Art, Beadwork, Bannock, Cedar Bark Weaving, Silverwork, Crowfoot Candles, Stained Glass. http://www.instagram.com/oceanloverjen Come support our local Indigenous Artists (Please bring a can of food for the food bank)

November 12 Christmas in the Valley Arts & Crafts Fair Friday, November 12th - 3 pm to 7 pm Saturday, November 13th - 9 am - 5 pm Sunday, November 14th - 10 am - 3 pm Painting, fabric arts, pottery, jewelry, woodworking and more Collecting donations for Bread of Life, Ty Watson and SPCA Concession by The Baker’s Dozen Alberni Athletic Hall, 3121 Roger Street Port Alberni

We are excited for you to join us at our 34th Annual Christmas artisan market! Shop over 90 local makers, offering a stunning selection of original handcrafted goods. Bring family and friends, and enjoy a relaxed weekend of shopping, food, and holiday cheer. Calico Christmas proudly continues its support of local makers and small businesses, helping to build a stronger community. Every admission receives an entry to win a grand prize. Please note - As per current regulations, masks are mandatory and a Covid-19 Vaccine Passport is required for entry to the market.

Free Admission & Wheelchair Accessible Cowichan Community Centre 2687 James St., Duncan, BC 250.748.PLAY(7529) cvrd.bc.ca

November 19 Diverse Threads Show and Sale Friday, November 19th through 25th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily Fibre arts, photography, paintings and much more.

With artists present and creating perfect bespoke holiday gifts.

Free draw for all attendees.

Tulista Park 9565 Fifth St, Sidney

Handmade Village Craft Market Saturday, November 13th & 27th 10am - 4pm 675 Jolly Place (North Douglas Church) 45 vendors with local handmade items FREE ADMISSION Free parking + door prizes handmadevillagecraftmarket@gmail.com fb: @Handmade Village Craft Market insta: @handmadevillagecraftmarket

The Best of the Holidays to you and yours from

Victoria’s favourite holiday market is back!

The island’s best handmade gifts including handmade ceramics, local fashion, art & cards, wooden toys, skin care, upcycled creations, leather goods, handmade jewellery, kids clothing, fine woodworking, home decor and more!

Come for the one-of-a-kind vendors and stay for the live music, food truck and free craft workshops. Stroller and wheelchair accessible. Support your friends and neighbours by shopping locally! $3/adults KIDS FREE

Magic of Christmas Artisan Fair Saturday November 20th 10am - 6pm Sunday November 21st 10am - 4pm Over 100 local Artisans, kids activities, holiday mini photography session Admission $3 Eagle Ridge Arena City Center Park, LANGFORD

Craft Sale Saturday, November 20 12-4 PM 3873 Swan Lake Rd. Beautiful quilts and sewn handcrafts by the Silver Swans volunteers All proceeds support the Nature Sanctuary www.swanlake.bc.ca 250.479.0211 info@swanlake.bc.ca

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Holiday Craft Fairs s t n e v E and November 20

November 27

10th Annual Christmas Craft and Bake Sale

HONEYMOON BAY CHRISTMAS MARKET Saturday, November 20 10am - 3pm Honeymoon Bay Hall Crafts & Gifts: unique hand blown glassware, warm alpaca products, baking, canning, needlework, art & more Concession

Holiday Market and Silent Auction at Cook Street Village Activity Centre Saturday November 27th, 9am - 2pm Auction opens November 25th and closes at 1:30pm November 27th 380 Cook Street Featuring over 30 Craft Vendors.

Silent Auction items donated from over 50 local businesses.

Baked goodies.

A gift for everyone on your list!

250-384-6542 executivedir@csvac.ca www.cookstreetvillageactivitycentre.com

Carol’s Artisan Christmas Sale 13467 Cedar Road, Ladysmith Saturday, November 20th to Sunday, November 21st, 2021 Open Daily from 10am to 4pm 30+ tables featuring handmade crafts Free Admission/Wheelchair accessible Hot lunches available COVID19 rules will apply at all times

November 26

November 27 An Amazing Event in Qualicum Beach November 26th - 28th Winterfest Craft Fair ********************************* Friday, November 26th 9-5 Saturday, November 27th 9-5 Sunday, November 28th 10-4 Wild Harry Haggis Hunt Activities and Prizes for Kids Crafters $1000’s in hourly draw prizes Artists Gourmet Food Free treat and drink on entry Fun Fun and more Fun Partial funds go to local Community Groups There is something for everyone Qualicum Beach Civic Centre 747 Jones Street WinterfestCraftFair@gmail.com 250-240-1233

December 4

Gifts and Wishes Weekend Show November 27-28 10am-4pm Christmas Fine Art and Craft Show Featuring one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade by local artists for everyone on your list; jewelry, home decor, pottery, paintings, fashion, handmade baby items, books, cards and so much more.

Pendray House On the Esquimalt Lagoon 3221 Heatherbell Rd V9C 1Y8 info@coastcollective.ca www.coastcollective.ca

Cheeky Birds Christmas Market Locally Handmade Products & Gifts Saturday, November 27th 10:30am - 2:30pm Colwood Children’s Hall, 2221 Sooke Rd (Beside Colwood Community Hall) laurel@cheekybirds.ca (250) 208-0760 www.facebook.com/cheekybirdsvictoria IG: @cheekybirds

Saturday, December 4th 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Central Saanich Lawn Bowling Club 1800 Hovey Rd. (Centennial Park) Baking, preserves, sewing, crafts, children’s toys and clothes

Saturday, December 4th, 10 am - 4:30 pm @James Bay Community Centre 140 Oswego Street Our 40th Annual Juried Xmas Fair featuring Locally Made Artisan Foods and One of a Kind Gifts Door Prizes COVID Regulations will be observed Admission $3. Children under 12 Free www.jamesbaymarket.com/dickens-fair Presented by the James Bay Market Society

December 5

December 4 Hillside Holiday Artisan Market Saturday, December 4th & Sunday, December 5th Hillside Shopping Centre 75 local artisans!

Live Holiday Music!

100’s of gift ideas!!

The Best of the Holidays to you and yours from

Metchosin Farmers’ Market 7th Annual Christmas Market Sunday, December 5th 11am - 2pm 4450 Happy Valley Road Come and join us outdoors in our lovely, rural atmosphere featuring products from local farmers, artisans, bakers, distilleries & more!

Just in time for the holiday season!

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STRAWBERRY VALE CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR – 37TH YEAR

37th Annual

STRAWBERRY VALE

Christmas

Craft Fair Friday Nov 5th (5 - 9 pm) Sat Nov 6th (10 - 4 pm) Sun Nov 7th (10 - 4 pm) LocalJuriedArtisans Mandatory Masks & Vaccination Status Find the latest at SVCraftFair.com

11 High High St.

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is the season to check out what’s new and exciting from your favourite exhibitors. Come and visit the creators of gifts for you and others at the 37th annual Strawberry Vale Christmas Craft Show.

Unique, cute or humorous, whatever you are looking for in a seasonal and special occasion cards brought to you by Marianne and Robin of RandM Cards.

When it comes to cleansing or tempting your palate or finding the impossible gift then come and be tempted by the assortment of treats that would tempt any discerning palate with fudge, chocolate, baking, jams, jellies, honey, canning or even some

not just for the holiday season!

We welcome the following new artisans: Bravely Chocolate, Pete Dunn (Wood products and cutting boards), Hayes Glass Designs (Glass Jewellery, Artistic and functional pieces) and a number of vendors returning from a few years ago. Come and see who else and what else is new.

Gift giving is fun and unique when choosing something for yourself or those who are challenging on your list. Our show has a wide variety of selected juried handmade items including but not limited to: Christmas Decorations, Body Care Products, Pottery, Bags, Handmade Cards, Jewellery,

Knitting, Fibre work, glass, Pet Products, Adult and Children’s Clothing, Honey, Jams and Jellies, Sweet treats and Gourmet Food to take home and eat in.

Spread the word to your family and friends and come support local artisans.

We welcome our customers with the chance to win door prizes including a basket filled with items from the artisans and gift certificates to spend at the show!

For further information 250-479-2276 Admission $2 (kids under 12 Free) Fri, Nov 5th, 5-9 pm, Sat-Sun, Nov 6th-7th, 10am-4pm SVCraftFair.com or facebook.com/ SVChristmasCraftFair

HOLIDAY STRESS-BUSTING

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any people find the holiday season can be stressful.

Holiday hosts may bear the brunt of seasonal stress, but the season may also be challenging for those who have lost loved ones or do not have close families to celebrate with. When holiday hustle leads to frayed nerves, there are some things people can do to reduce their stress.

• HIT THE GYM The American Society for Exercise Physiologists says exercise has been shown to increase one's sense of wellbeing, mood, self-esteem, and stress responsivity. Stress can rev up adrenaline, and exercise can help relieve any pent-up energy and frustration.

• EAT THE RIGHT FOODS Stay hydrated and eat plenty of fiber, fruits and vegetables. This can help stabilize blood sugar levels and decrease cravings for comfort foods. Do not turn to caffeine, sugary sweets or alcohol to reduce stress, as such foods and beverages may only compound the problem.

• SKIP THE NEED TO BE PERFECT Christmas movies and holiday ideals portrayed in advertisements can put undue pressure on the average person.

Ignore any perceived pressure to have a perfect holiday season, instead resolving to enjoy the time with family and friends.

• GET AMPLE REST Go to bed and rise at the same time each day. Many adults function best when they get between seven and eight hours of sleep per night, and a good night's rest can help in the fight against stress.

• ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES YOU ENJOY Make time for activities that you like to do, such as crafts, hobbies and listening to music.

Take time away from holiday tasks to give yourself a break.

Stress can impact the ability to enjoy oneself during the holidays.

But stress can be overcome, even during this busy time of year – MC

Corner of High St. and Burnside Rd W. Near Victoria General Hospital

Door $2 Kids Free

For Show Info & Details www.SVCraftFair.com facebook.com/SVChristmasCraftFair

Silver Threads Service We are a charitable, not for profit society that enhances social connections and well-being for seniors.We provide programs and services for those 55 years of age or better with two centres and outreach programs to serve you.

Saanich Centre 286 Hampton Rd. 250 382-3151

Victoria Centre 1911 Quadra St. 250 388-4268

Visit www.silverthreads.ca for more information

stay active * stay healthy * stay connected

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OUT OF HAND MODERN MARKET IS BACK FOR THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON!

2021/22 SEASON CHRISTMAS

by TERRENCE MCNALLY

FRANKIE & JOHNNY

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OCT 26 - NOV 7, 2021

DEC 9 - 19, 2021

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BY JACOB RICHMOND AND BROOKE MAXWELL

RIDE THE CYCLONE AUG 2 - 14, 2022

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250.382.3370 Roxy Theatre

2657 QUADRA STREET

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ring some magic back to your holiday season with Out of Hand Modern Market. This not to be missed local shopping tradition returns to Crystal Gardens, November 26 to 28, 2021.

Over 100 new and returning makers from across BC have been selected to participate this year. There are gorgeous gifts for everyone on your list. Buy direct from these incredible makers of stunning jewellery, beautiful home décor, fashion, artisan food and drink, natural body care, pottery, and more! For a full list of vendors visit outofhand.ca Out of Hand Modern Market producer, Bethany Wilson cannot wait to open the doors to the market on November 26. “Over the past two years, Out of Hand has connected with makers and shoppers through our online markets, gift boxes, and seasonal subscription box – the Ooh La La Box, but it’s time to connect in person. I am thrilled to present all of the amazing makers we have selected this year, and they are so excited to be doing a holiday market again!”

In accordance with BC’s Gatherings and Events public health order, a BC Vaccine QR code must be presented upon arrival and masks are to be worn by everyone over the age of 5.

Out of Hand is also reducing its capacity limit and has introduced timed admission. Reserve your shopping time by purchasing tickets online at outofhand.ca “Recognizing that Out of Hand may be the first event some people have attended in quite a while, we have chosen to reduce our capacity and provide timed entry.

I also believe the Crystal Gardens is a fantastic venue for these times, not only is it festive and beautiful, its overall size, high ceilings and wide aisles make for a comfortable shopping experience.”

This season, shop local, support small business, and give thoughtfully made gifts.

Out of Hand Modern Market takes place November 26 to 28 in Crystal Gardens located at 713 Douglas Street in downtown Victoria. outofhand.ca