Santa's Secret Shoppe comes to Oxford
OXFORD - The Fellowship Hall of the United Church of Oxford will soon be transformed into “Santa’s Secret Shoppe” on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This one-day-a-year opportunity is a not-to-be-missed special gift shopping time for kids only!
The church will have many volunteer “elves” that will show the children buyers around and assist them with their selections and gift wrapping.
Here’s how it works: Kids should plan to come prepared with gift lists and some money. They will be directed to the large Hall filled with many display tables brimming with hand crafted goodies and gently used items. Come early, as there will be lots of brisk buying. The fortunate young shoppers only have to spend prices ranging from $.25 to $1.50 as everything is scaled to their economy.
Selections each year are different, but in the past, there have been books, dolls, jewelry, potholders, cat toys, book marks, Kool-Aid wrapper purses, recipe holders, stuffed animals, and lots, lots, more! (They will probably find things they want too, but that’s okay, they deserve it.)
While the children do their shopping, the grown-ups will be sequestered into another room. Parents get their own “shopping elf” in the Adult’s Room to help them with their purchases, such as embroidered pieces, holiday decorations, and assorted hand-knit and crocheted items. (Some are darling, little baby things; great gifts for new parents!)
As an added bonus, there will be a door prize drawing for kids, one for adults, and a Silent Auction for adults too. After difficult budgeting and decision making, there will be delicious cookies in the refreshments room, where children meet up with their parents at the end. After all their successful shopping, it’s like holiday magic!
The United Church of Oxford is located in Fort Hill Park, Oxford. For more info, contact the UCO office at 843-5195.
The church will have many volunteer “elves” that will show the children buyers around and assist them with their selections and gift wrapping.
Here’s how it works: Kids should plan to come prepared with gift lists and some money. They will be directed to the large Hall filled with many display tables brimming with hand crafted goodies and gently used items. Come early, as there will be lots of brisk buying. The fortunate young shoppers only have to spend prices ranging from $.25 to $1.50 as everything is scaled to their economy.
Selections each year are different, but in the past, there have been books, dolls, jewelry, potholders, cat toys, book marks, Kool-Aid wrapper purses, recipe holders, stuffed animals, and lots, lots, more! (They will probably find things they want too, but that’s okay, they deserve it.)
While the children do their shopping, the grown-ups will be sequestered into another room. Parents get their own “shopping elf” in the Adult’s Room to help them with their purchases, such as embroidered pieces, holiday decorations, and assorted hand-knit and crocheted items. (Some are darling, little baby things; great gifts for new parents!)
As an added bonus, there will be a door prize drawing for kids, one for adults, and a Silent Auction for adults too. After difficult budgeting and decision making, there will be delicious cookies in the refreshments room, where children meet up with their parents at the end. After all their successful shopping, it’s like holiday magic!
The United Church of Oxford is located in Fort Hill Park, Oxford. For more info, contact the UCO office at 843-5195.
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