Lilac City Country Markets last day for 2018
Saturday was the final day for the Lilac City Country markets at the Goulburn Public School with some 34 stalls operating many with special Christmas stock on prominent display.
Lilac City markets wrap up for 2018
Andrew and Robert McDonald, Darren Scott and Mish Scott were out bargain hunting at the Lilac City markets on Saturday.
The Men's Shed representatives Garry Miller and Ray McDonald had bits and pieces for sale, but were just as interested in drumming up new members for their group.
TASTY BAKES: Stacey, Jaimie and Kim Wellings were keen to purchase some of the baked treats on offer. The baker is taking a break in January but will be back in February. Photos: Darryl Fernance
If you're looking for toolsn Tim Seiler is the person to see. Joe Pennici from Shepperton, a regular Goulburn visitor found several hand tools to he was interested in.
Ratna Rankmore had plenty of quality Asian handicrafts to tempt shoppers.
Denniss Bernays was wishinfd people a merry Christmas on behalf of the folk at St Nicholas Church.
Walter Thurlow was scooting around on his mobility machine, appy to be mobile enough to get around the place..
Lee Ware had her Lily Anne jewellery store under the cola at Goulburn Public School.
Charlie and Lachlan Kahler were selling strawberry plants and more on their stall in the school grounds.
Anna Worth-Crawford and Maimiti Brook on the campaign trail for Ursula Stephens.
Goulburn's Card Lady, Linda Clarke with a great selection of hand crafted cards for Christmas, birthdays and other special occasions
There was plenty to choose from with many stalls extending their normal range of goods to special Christmas items.
Coordinator Heather Landow said this was the final markets for 2018 but they would be back in January.
“ We are always looking for new regular stall holders and hope in the new year to have some new stalls offering interesting goods for sale,” she said. We will also be welcoming back our regular supporters and we wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2019.”
A couple of the regular stall holders will be taking a break in January but will be back in February.