British Sugarcraft Guild International Exhibition: The British Sugarcraft Guild are holding their 7th International Exhibition at Telford International Exhibitionn Centre.
The exhibition will include:
Competition Arena
Demonstration Theatres
Sugarcraft Displays
Cygnets Tables
Workshops
Mini Demonstrations
Have-a-go Areas
Trade Stands
And so much more......
The exhibition is open to all members of the public , overseas visitors and competitors. There is a demonstration programme packed full of well known British and International stars from the world of sugarcraft.
Traders Hall full of big names and suppliers
Stunning works of art created in sugar from around the world for all to view. From wedding cakes to floral displays, from modelling to cake sculpting. Competition and display areas not to be missed.
Something for everyone: All ages and backgrounds catered for. Youngsters to adults, beginners to professionals.
Easy road and rail access to venue.
Reduced entry price for competitors and advance ticket purchases.
British Sugarcraft Guild International Exhibition at Telford International Centre in Telford, Shropshire on Saturday, 19 May 2012.
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