The Corunna Craft and Gift Show will return for a third year with a variety of items for the holiday season.
Organizer Tanya Gilmore said over 25 local vendors have signed up for Saturday's event, which will be held at the Corunna Legion Branch 447.
"We have woodworking, we have pottery, we have glass, we have macramé jewelry," Gilmore said. "Basically, there's no reason that somebody can't find something if they're out there shopping for their loved ones for Christmas."
Admission is $2 per person. Money raised will go toward Operation Service Dog, an initiative launched in partnership between Wounded Warriors Canada and the Royal Canadian Legion (Ontario Command).
"...to help any veterans who have been injured and are in need of a service dog," she said. "All of the money from the raffle table will also go to Operation Service Dog."
Gilmore said over 500 people attended last year's craft and gift show.
The event (on November 18) will be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
The Corunna Legion is located at 350 Albert Street, north of Hill Street.
Update: Gilmore said over 550 people attended the Corunna Craft and Gift Show and over $1,800 was raised for Operation Service Dog.
