If you’re dying to get your holiday shopping done with one simple trip while enjoying some country festival fun, then you won’t want to miss the Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair, coming to Hillside Farms in Norco, CA on November 24th-26th and December 2nd and 3rd this year. At the Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair, you’ll get the opportunity to get your holiday shopping done by purchasing unique gifts, since you’ll be able to select from handcrafted gifts, customized gifts, vintage items, and antique gifts. Your family will love their one-of-a-kind presents, and while you shop, you’ll get to experience plenty of great food choices, beverages, and live music.
Now in its 33rd consecutive year, the Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair was started by the Hillside Farm’s original owners, Bob and Karlene Allen, who opened their farm to special events back in 1946. The Hillside Farms owners now host two yearly craft fairs each year, and part of the proceeds from both events, including this year’s Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair, go to benefit the Norco Senior Citizens and Pet Relief Fund. When the Allens originally started their annual craft fairs, there were very few vendors on hand, but since their start, their events now have hundreds of vendors.
While you shop from the hundreds of vendors that will be on hand at the Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair, you’ll also get to fill your tummy if you get hungry, since many food trucks and local food companies will be on hand, providing an excellent selection of food options and beverages for your purchase. Live music will also be available, and you’ll get to shop while still having plenty of fun at the event. If you want to learn more about the Hillside Farms Holiday Craft Fair, please visit their website here.
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