Craft sale. Photo courtesy of Kin Club of Sarnia via Facebook.Craft sale. Photo courtesy of Kin Club of Sarnia via Facebook.
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Kin Club craft show in support of Baxter Park

The Kin Club is working towards completing some much needed upgrades at Baxter Park.

The Fall Into Winter Arts and Crafts event is on this weekend to help raise funds for the project at the Lakeshore Road and Colborne Road site.

Spokesperson Julie Miller said they have over 40 vendors lined up for the event.

"There's going to be a variety of vendors from wood to candles to information, the Boy Scouts and Alzheimer's Society is going to be there," said Miller.

She said admission is free, however donations will be accepted.

"Baxter Park needs upgrades on the playground equipment, some pickleball courts and most importantly somewhere to use the restroom," said Miller.

The event runs from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Plus, classic car owners are invited to bring and show off their rides.

Robyn Marks with Retro Car Events said registration is not required.

"We hope to get 20 to 30 cars, but we'll accept more gladly," she said.

To find out more or to donate visit the Kin Club's website.

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