Peyia Village Market
The Essential Buns
Our tummies were calling us to purchase cake and apple pie from one stall and cupcakes from ‘Peace of Cake’ were added to our haul. My husband can’t resist chutneys, pickles and cheese so a few jars of these were also purchased. [yes all right dear there's no need to go on about it...]
Nellies!
To my delight a variety of Elephants were to be found; from The Guilt Free Curry Company stall to ornaments, necklaces and children’s toys.
Final Thoughts
Worth a visit one Sunday for the variety of wares; for us the sun shone, and people were most welcoming and eager to chat.
The market takes place on the 4th Sunday of each month and details can be found on the Peyia Village Market Facebook Page.
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Thank you Alex, for the blog and the chutney.
The next Peyia Fair is a special Christmas Market, taking place on Sunday 25th November starting at 9AM.
There are more Christmas Fairs in the Paphos region too. Here are fliers for two of them. Feel free to add your own, provided they are for genuine Christmas Fairs.
TODAY! November 17th: ISOP Winter Fair
Personally I love this one, as you get to try lots of Christmas nibbles from around the World.
Tala Monastery Cats
Saturday 8th December at Begonia Gardens. This is opposite The Mall.
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