Botanic Garden Holiday Marketplace  
Hi Everyone, a chance to shop really local, a wonderful event that showcases local artisans, and this year, includes businesses like Teeccino herbal coffee, made here in SB, practices fair trade with products used; also Arcobaleno, featuring Fair trade ethically produced global imports, including SweetEarth Chocolates! (made in San Luis Obispo, but of course chocolate coming from somewhere else, so need to think about a company that practices fair trade ethics when buying your holiday chocolate).  Come up for a day, shop in a beautiful stress free setting, support shop manager Gail Meadows, who has supported us through the years by so willing stocking the shelves of the gift shop with any book we thought of on Sustainability & Permaculture, we are thankful.  Margie Bushman, SB Permaculture Network
 Santa Barbara Botanic Garden

 Holiday Marketplace

November 17 through November 18

10am-4pm


The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden celebrates an artful tradition with its annual Holiday Market Place. Just in time for your holiday gift giving, more than 30 local artists, the Garden Guild, and current Gift Shop vendors will showcase an enticing and exciting display of nature-related, handcrafted items. From fine art to folk art there will be delightful stocking stuffers, succulent wreaths, herbal products, incredible gourd creations, local olive oil & honey, metal work, fine jewelry, scented sculptural soaps, ceramics, luscious edible gifts and much, much more! So come out and meet the artists and enjoy a wonderful Botanic Garden shopping experience!

10% discount for Members. Parking is free


For more information, contact (805) 682-4726, ext. 112, or online at www.SantaBarbaraBotanicGarden.org.

The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105.
 

Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
(805) 962-2571
P.O. Box 92156, Santa Barbara, CA 93190
margie@sbpermaculture.org
www.sbpermaculture.org

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