Craft Fair Continues this Week
Town & Country Gardens is excited to be the location for The Country Touch Craft Fair. This is their 32nd year doing craft fairs. The Craft Fair this year is going to be the best yet!! A GIGANTIC variety of crafts and other items will fill our 9,000 square foot greenhouse. Fun decorating ideas, clothing, jewelry, antiques, and tasty treats!

Come enjoy the Craft Fair with a car load of friends!
Monday- Saturday (Nov. 8th)
10:00AM to 6:00PM
(Closed Sunday)
Visit Country Touch Craft Fair’s Facebook page here.
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