Every year here in St. George Blake's family puts together the Dickens' Christmas Festival. It is a big craft fair from November 28-Dec. 1. This year Blake and my dad have decided to do a food booth selling popcorn and Cotton candy. We will be the only booth selling said items. The reason for this post is to ask for your help. I know you are all creative!! The festival is based off the Charles Dickens' novels, here is a description of the festival:
"Step back in time and enjoy the sights and sounds of 19th century London at The Spectrum's Dickens' Christmas Festival. The Festival is a unique and unusual entertainment and shopping experience. Guests wind through narrow village streets as they shop for gifts and rub shoulders with a cast of Dickens' characters such as Tiny Tim, Scrooge and even Queen Victoria. Old English shops, hundreds of period costumes, orphans, royalty, and the "real" Father Christmas all combine to offer guests a holiday experience like no other".
All the vendors dress up in costume and have creative names for their booths. So my plea to all of you is to help us come up with a name. Leave your comment by Monday November 5 (midnight). The person who's idea we end up using will receive a prize. So come one come all and leave me your ideas!
2 comments:
Ooh! I'll play. I couldn't come up with just one, so here are my suggestions!
Crachit's Christmas Confections
The Olde Sweets Shoppe
Christmas Confections
Mistletoe Munchies
Scrumptious Sugar Shoppe
Victorian Victuals
Ambrosia Delicacies
Golden Rings of Grub
Ok, here are a few of my suggestions:
Fezziwigs Fare
Tiny Tim's Take-out
Oxford Street Refreshment Shoppe-{Where wine is safer than water}
Dickens Delectables
Scrooges Snack Shop
Oliver's Table (oliver twist)
London Square Supper Room
Fleet Street Feast
Cafe Thames
Ok, I think that's it, hope one works!!
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