Twilight market returning to Binney Street

By EUROA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Get ready for a magical night in Euroa at our annual Shop Local Christmas twilight event. Binney Street, Euroa will be closed off for the twilight market on Friday, December 13 from 5.30pm. The street will be closed to traffic from Brock to Railway streets. We are very proud and excited to be delivering this event to the community for another year. It is shaping up to be our best event yet, with a street packed full of fun experiences and opportunities to support local businesses this festive season. There will be something for everyone. On the night you will be able to enjoy special after hours and exclusive shopping deals and discounts from main street businesses. Local eateries will offer delicious food options. Fine beverage options will also be available from Maygars Hill Winery and Mog Brew. At either end of the street will be live music and entertainment for all ages. Santa Claus will be making a special visit, offering a unique, local and free photo opportunity. Other fun and free activities for kids will include My Future Academy, Start Outdoors and SES activities. Over 17 locally owned and regional market stalls will provide quality, unique products to be inspired by. Community groups will also man stalls for you to learn more about how you can become involved and what's happening within the community. Mark your calendars and bring the whole family along for a fun and festive night out. We can't wait to celebrate Christmas with you. Follow Euroa Chamber of Business and Commerce on Instagram and Facebook for updates and sneak peeks of what's in store.

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