Cyprus Community of NSW spread festive spirit at annual Christmas Markets

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The Cyprus Community of New South Wales got into the festive spirit on Saturday, December 16 with their annual Christmas Markets.

The 2023 Christmas Markets were the community’s biggest yet, with 30 stalls selling varying products including candles, fashion products, Christmas goods, arts and accessories, and of course, plenty of food.

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Santa attended the Christmas markets.

Music, rides and plenty of entertainment for both kids and their families were shared.

Santa even made a special appearance with the Marrickville Fire Brigade, giving all the perfect opportunity to take plenty of photos.

Santa’s helper was also there to capture all the precious festive moments.

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