Victorian Lochinch Castle

Lochinch Castle
Lochinch Castle is part of Stair Estates and home
to the 14th Earl of Stair and his family. The Castle
was built in 1864 by the 10th Earl and his wife after
a fire left Castle Kennedy in ruins. The stables were
built at the same time to house the family carriages,
horses and grooms.
Registered Charity No. 261017 (Scotland SCO39907)
More than one in three people will get cancer. It’s the
toughest fight most of us will ever face. If you or a loved
one has been diagnosed, you need a team of people in your
corner, supporting you every step of the way.
The Castle and Stable Courtyard are available to hire
for special events such as weddings, sporting and
corporate events and can include accommodation.
Lochinch Castle
Victorian
Charity Christmas Fair
Friday, 9th November 2012, 3pm-7pm
Saturday, 10th November 2012, 10am-4pm
That’s who we are. We are the nurses and therapists
helping you through the treatment. The experts at the end
of the phone. The advisers telling you which benefits you
are entitled to. The volunteers giving you a hand with the
everyday things. The campaigners improving cancer care.
The community supporting you on-line, any time. The
fundraisers who make it all possible.
You don’t have to face cancer alone. We can give you the
strength to get through it. We are Macmillan Cancer
Support.
For further information contact Angela
McCormack on 07801307043 or visit www.macmillan.org.
Galloway Garden Festival
The Galloway Garden Festival was established in 2002
to promote horticulture, celebrate the many outstanding
gardens in Dumfries and Galloway, encourage tourism to
the area and boost the local economy.
ENTRANCE
In Aid of
Macmillan Cancer Support
and Galloway Garden Festival
Sponsored by Stair Estates
The perfect way to start your Christmas shopping
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Entry: £3.50 Adult, £1 Children
DUMFRIES
WE ARE HERE
STRANRAER
For more information: 01776 702024
or email: [email protected]
www.castlekennedygardens.co.uk
Enjoy festive carols by local choirs
Highlights from ‘Oliver’
Free glass of mulled wine on Friday evening
Santa’s Grotto Saturday 11am-2pm
The Victorian Stables and Christmas Marquee
Lochinch Castle, Stranraer, DG9 8RT
3 miles East of Stranraer, on the A75
W
e warmly invite you to the annual Lochinch Castle
Victorian themed Charity Christmas Fair. Find that
unique and unusual gift from over 40 stall holders in the
beautiful surroundings of the stable courtyard and Christmas
marquee.
Experience a real Victorian Christmas, complete with
traditional dress, Santa’s Grotto, festive carols from three
local choirs and seasonal hot food including turkey rolls.
Please don’t miss the opportunity to mingle with ‘Dowager
Countess of Grantham’ and her Victorian companions from
Downton Abbey.
From stocking fillers to larger gifts, our unique range of
carefully selected stalls will provide inspirational presents for
all ages including:
Gifts for Gardeners, Cooks, Outdoor Enthusiasts,
Home Interiors, Arts and Crafts,
Books, Clothing, Jewellery,
Christmas Cards, Decorations and lots more...
On Friday 9th November, the fair will open from 3pm – 7pm
and there will be a complementary glass of mulled wine for
every adult. There will also be seasonal music and refreshments.
On Saturday 10th November, bring the family and meet
Father Christmas at Santa’s Grotto (from 11am-2pm).
Seasonal music and hot food will be on offer, as well as a
bouncy castle (weather permitting). Also enjoy festive music
from local choirs and highlights from ‘Oliver’ by the Stranraer
Drama Club.
The perfect way to start your Christmas shopping
Exhibitors include:
Ballantraeart – Vintage bone china cake stands
Lime Orchid – Christmas decorations and more
Bay Cottage Crafts - Hand-made wooden toys and puzzles
Lyra’s Labyrinth - Hand-made gifts for all the family
Brunty Beads – Chunky beaded jewellery and gifts
Mayan Truffles – Fine, hand-made, local chocolates
Carolines Catering — Tasty hot seasonal food
Mimu – Beautiful Italian leather bags and accessories
Castle Kennedy Gardens – Plants and seasonal gifts
Mrs Morgan’s Menagerie - Whimsical prints and cards
ChooseaCheese - Quality cheeses, local and international
Macmillan Cancer Support – Christmas cards and gifts
Christmas Hampers by Diane Buchanan – The perfect gift
Pappu Mama – Handloom scarves and wraps
Creswell Cartoons - Coloured prints of humorous pictures
Pretty Pots - Hand-decorated flower pots and bird feeders
Direct Import – Affordable household gifts
Saffron Accessories – Beautiful scarves and accessories
Flair Fashion Accessories - Hand-made accessories
Splashpoint Art Ltd – Products by artist Pauline James
Flavours of Galloway – Tasty local food, drink and hampers
Stramash Games Ltd – The new Scottish board game
Flickering Foods – Eclectic mix of tableware and accessories
The Frilly Ghillie – Hand-crafted tartans, tweeds and more
Fur Feather and Fin – Country clothing, gifts and accessories
The Book People – Books at up to 75% off RRP
Galloway Garden Festival – Christmas baking and gifts
The Saucy Stagg – The best in accessories
Gina Lillycrop Design – Children’s furnishings and crafts
The Silk Journey - Stunning silk look clothing, and gifts
Geoffrey Morley Frame Maker – Decorative photo frames
The Wee Wooly Man – Hand-woven mohair and alpaca rugs
Hugh McCormick & Co. – Range of floral gifts for the home
Think I Should – Range of ladies country tweed clothing
Helicopters and Hats Ltd– Remote-control helicopters and more
Thwaytes and Jones - Inspirational interiors, lighting and clothing
Hidden Garden – Hand-made toiletries and preserves
Sarah Ade Jewellery – Unique, natural, handmade jewellery
Izzy’s Umbrella – Hand-crafted crochet items
Scottish Field Magazine – Premier lifestyle magazine
KT’s Kardz – Fun cards, postcards, notebooks and playing cards
Vintage and Green Crafts – Unique hand-made personal gifts
Please bring cash as credit card facilities are not necessarily available. 10% of Exhibitors’ takings will be donated to our designated charities Macmillan Cancer Support
and Galloway Garden Festival. Grateful thanks to Stranraer Drama Club, Audrey Buchanan, Jim Murdoch, Ardwell Choir, Kirkmaiden Choir and Macmillan Cancer Support Choir.