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European artisanal and craft markets

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Artisanal markets and events are being held across various European regions to showcase local craftsmanship and traditional trades. In Spain, the Feria de Artesanía in Mazagón, Huelva, features handmade products and demonstrations through mid-September. In the Costa Blanca region, upcoming seasonal markets include a fundraiser in Gata de Gorgos and showcases of organic cotton collections in Javea and Jalon. In Sevilla, the Los Bermejales market operates on the first and third Sunday of each month, featuring approximately 60 stalls selling ceramics, illustrations, restored furniture, designer clothing, natural cosmetics, and artisanal pastries. Additionally, the Vadorrey neighborhood in Zaragoza is set to host its inaugural craft market on September 13 at Parque de la Barca, under the theme ‘Hecho a mano, hecho con el corazón’ (Made by hand, made from the heart). In France, the Agglo du Pays de Dreux is hosting a salon to highlight local economic actors, including specialists such as sand painters and knife makers, with an emphasis on sustainability and regional food. Meanwhile, in Betting, Germany, an artisanal market organized by La Guilde and Mélanie D’Ascoli brings together artisans specializing in wood, leather, mineral stones, and wax art to connect consumers with manufacturing processes.

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