DOZENS of people filled a city church for an Autumn Fair event - with lots of stalls selling handmade goods.
St Martin's Church, on London Road, held the event today (Saturday, November 4) between 11am and 2pm, featuring a host of stall holders.
The stalls had lots of handmade trinkets and gifts, as well as preserves and a designated area for hot drinks and refreshments.
Reverend Peter Hart, rector at St Martin's, was delighted to be at the event and said there was "something for everyone" at the event.
He said: "It is really pleasing to see so many people that came out today to support our event. We have all sorts of stalls.
"We are running a café today with lots of refreshments on offer, we have a tombola, a guess the name of the teddy competition and lots more.
"There are stalls selling handmade cards, cakes, books, and jewellery, and we also have a Guides stall at the event here today which is raising funds for a trip the Guides will be taking next summer to Mexico.
"In the lady chapel, we also set up an area where there will be lots of activities for children. There really is something for everyone here today."
One of the stallholders at today's event was Barbara Richards, selling homemade festive goods in time for the holidays.
Another stallholder at the event was William Jupe, of Restoring Glory Photography Restoration, who was happy to be in attendance.
He said: "It is really lovely to be here today. At my store, we have Christmas cards showing the church over the last 14 years and a variety of cards showing views of Worcester that have been made from digital paintings.
"I restore photographs for a living, with a lot of my work being images of Worcester. I am not from here originally but I certainly feel like a local person now."
St Martin's Church dates back to the early years of the twentieth century when it was constructed to meet the spiritual needs of the growing population of the London Road and Wyld’s Lane area of Worcester.
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