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Camphill Communities of Ireland is hosting return of the much-loved Camphill The Bridge Christmas Market in Kilcullen, Co Kildare taking place on Friday, 5 December from 2pm to 6pm at The Bridge (R56R744).
This year’s event promises to be the biggest and most magical yet, featuring more than 20 Christmas vendors, festive food and craft stalls, handmade gifts, seasonal treats, and special surprises for all ages.
Visitors can enjoy a complimentary cup of non-alcoholic mulled wine on arrival, with opportunities to meet Santa and his elves, post letters through the North Pole Post-Box, and soak up the atmosphere with live performances from The Camphill Laimh Choir and The Liffey Choir.
The Christmas Market is an important community celebration, bringing together local makers, families, and supporters for an afternoon filled with creativity, inclusion, and festive cheer. More announcements and surprises will be revealed in the days leading up to the event.
The team at Camphill The Bridge said they look forward to welcoming everyone to what promises to be a heartwarming start to the Christmas season.
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