ELEANOR Drive will transform into a one-stop festive shopping and party precinct for this Friday\u2019s Lucas Christmas Market.<\/p>\n
Sixty-three stallholders, from clothing makers to bakers of dog treats, will be based between the Lucas Community Hub and Siena Catholic Primary School from 4pm to 8pm tomorrow, Friday, 2 December.<\/p>\n
Integra community engagement coordinator Victoria Rushton said the suburb\u2019s 10th anniversary celebration will run alongside the market.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have over 130 incredible local community groups and businesses involved to help bring the 10 years of Lucas event together,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith the ground still not quite ready for an event of this size on Lucas Central Park, we have moved out onto the street, are so thrilled to go ahead, and we welcome everyone to come along.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe initially had different zones mapped out all around Central Park, but now it will be one long street party, just as fun, with movies on the big screen, market stalls, live music, craft activities, plant giveaways, food trucks and workshops.\u201d<\/p>\n
Lucas and Siena primary school choirs will sing carols, and Motor City Sounds will get crowds grooving.<\/p>\n
There\u2019ll be an obstacle course, mini games, an environment zone, a trampoline and jumping castle to bounce on, ponies to pat, Keralites\u2019 Foundation dance performances, and a visit from Mr and Mrs Claus.<\/p>\n
For big kids, the beer and spirits of Red Duck and Kilderkin will be sold in a licensed zone, while Tim Bone\u2019s toasties will be on sale, and Alfredton Rotary Club will cook up a sausage sizzle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ELEANOR Drive will transform into a one-stop festive shopping and party precinct for this Friday\u2019s Lucas Christmas Market. Sixty-three stallholders, from clothing makers to bakers of dog treats, will be based between the Lucas Community Hub and Siena Catholic Primary School from 4pm to 8pm tomorrow, Friday, 2 December. Integra community engagement coordinator Victoria Rushton […]<\/p>\n