Free Mother's Day card and craft workshop

Saturday, 4 March 2023 00:00

Celebrate Mother’s Day at Cross Keys shopping centre on Saturday, 18th March, from 11 am until 3 pm, and create something special for your Mum totally free of charge at a specialised Mother’s Day crafting workshop.

Although Mothering Sunday in the UK isn’t until the 19th of March, Cross Keys knows you’ll want to be at home with loved ones; that’s why we are bringing the crafts and joy the day before!

Take advantage of the opportunity to create a card and gift for your mother or that special motherly figure in your life just in time for the big day!

Remember, Mother’s Day isn’t just about a specific mother, this year, celebrate every motherly figure in your life, as mothers come in all shapes and sizes. Celebrate your grandmother, godmother, parent or guardian or anyone else who has been a motherly figure in your life.

What better way to treat someone special than to create something made by hand with love and even better free materials provided by the team at Cross Keys?

Come and create a handmade personalised Mother’s Day card to write a personal message inside and a crafted keepsake too!

While in the centre, there are lots of places to purchase a motherly treat, with Sufinima, T.K.Maxx and Well Natural having great clothing and skincare options that will show you care. Don’t forget options like Muse Hairdressing to really pamper someone this Mother’s Day.

Visit our website for more information: https://www.crosskeyssalisbury.co.uk/whats-on/

Centre manager Ben Trace said "I am really pleased that we can provide a fun and engaging way for families in Salisbury to treat their Mum’s at this special time of year. I look forward to seeing the crafts everyone makes."

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