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Post date: 4th November 2021
With the first whispers of 'Black Friday deals' beginning to float around and the pull to shop online for Christmas gifts, it is tempting to head to the big brands but here are our tips on how to buy festive presents from North East independent shops and businesses - as well as enjoy a day out in the toon!
Newcastle is a great, Christmassy day out - and with a chance to explore the city as well as the local neighbourhoods, choose from a range of bustling Christmas markets and artisan fairs popping up in Jesmond, Ouseburn and along the Quayside.
With an abundance of activities and attractions to explore, Sundays in Newcastle offer the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind, and make the most of your day off. Here are some suggestions on how to spend a Sunday in Newcastle.
Grainger Market - Newcastle-Upon-Tyne's indoor market has been an important part of Newcastle's history and heritage for nearly 200 years. Grainger Market is home to a wealth of street food vendors and food stalls as well as independent shops and local grocers, bakers and butchers. Find out why it has stood the test of time and why you should still visit Grainger Market today.
We've put together this guide to help you navigate the art of buying the best Valentine’s gift from independent businesses in NewcastleGateshead.
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