Festive Extravaganza at The Pavilion Kiama: A Christmas Shopping Delight

The Pavilion Kiama buzzed with festive cheer as it transformed into a bustling hub for an afternoon of Christmas shopping and entertainment on November 16. The event featured an array of local market stalls, offering a diverse range of goods that catered to every taste and preference.

Veronica's sweet truth

Attendees were treated to a shopping experience with an abundance of options, including hampers, art pieces, chocolates, homewares, candle packs, handbags and purses, books, clothing, arts and crafts, home decor, food products, beauty essentials, health and wellbeing packs and much more.

The event not only provided a unique shopping opportunity but also encouraged the support of local businesses, allowing patrons to find the perfect Christmas gifts for their friends and family—all conveniently located under one roof. Organisers emphasised the importance of starting Christmas shopping early to ensure a stress-free and enjoyable holiday season.

 Veronica Dzelde 16 years with Lions and Gerry McINerney 41 years joined in 1982

A major highlight of the day was the chance to capture the festive spirit with photos alongside Santa Claus, creating cherished memories for attendees of all ages.

Among the standout local stallholders were the Kiama Elves, showcasing delightful Christmas tree decorations, Making Faces Makeup Studio offering a range of hair and makeup products, NEG Photography presenting spectacular local images and unique gifts, The Source Bulk Foods providing sustainable and bulk food options, and Waminda and Kiama Chocolate Company, satisfying sweet cravings with their delectable offerings.

The team Jackie Hall, taylor jesen, kylie harding

The Pavilion Kiama's Christmas shopping extravaganza successfully brought the community together, fostering a sense of holiday spirit while supporting local businesses and artisans. As the countdown to Christmas begins, events like these contribute to the festive atmosphere, making it a season to remember for all who attend.