AN eco refill shop near Romsey is hosting a Christmas market, to support small businesses.
Lemon and Jinja moved to its new base in February after three years at Basepoint in Abbey Park industrial estate.
This will be its first Christmas market in Belbins Business Park, Cupernham Lane.
Jesse Dugdale, owner and director, said: “Our markets in our old location were always a huge hit bringing in many people to support small businesses.
“Our community market is full of fellow small businesses - crafters, food trucks, a gin distillery, vintage clothes, jewellery and more. We are filling our upstairs with a mini makers' market and will have two food trucks to keep you well fed throughout the day.
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“We have won three awards this year alone and would love to invite people in to visit our new space. Not only did we win best sustainable lifestyle business for Hampshire and for England, we also won ISO 140001 Business of the Year in September.
“We are the UK's largest plastic-free refill shop and are just on your doorstep, offering refills, homeware, bathroom goods and more. We also have a plant-based cafe that is increasingly popular and becoming well-known in the area.
“Get the date in the diary and we look forward to welcoming you. Support the makers, support the small businesses.”
Lemon and Jinja's Christmas Market will held on Sunday, December 10 from 10am-4pm.
The shop is open Monday to Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. For more information go to lemonandjinja.uk/.
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