Baffins Christmas Market in Portsmouth's Tangier Road returns for first time since pandemic

A community Christmas market made its return this weekend for the first time since it was cancelled during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Community group “Love Baffins” re-organised the market, which took place on December 2 between midday and 4pm. It had a variety of stalls, mostly run by locals, inside City Life Church, St Joseph’s Church and more outside The Baffins Pub on Tangier Road.

Co-organiser and local councillor Darren Sanders said the market celebrates the “great community spirit” in the area.

Attendees also enjoyed live music, face painting, a children’s craft stall, street food, and carol singing. More festive fun came in the form of a Father Christmas grotto held at the Alderman Lacey library, where children had the chance to meet the man himself.

Here are 6 pictures from Baffins’ Christmas market:

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