A very warm welcome to you, your family & friends as we open the doors to our annual Christmas Bazaar!
Come and stock up on British festive food & tea, including traditional mince pies, Christmas puddings, and mincemeat...all costing under €10 each!
If you haven't already heard....This is THE place in Finland to buy authentic Christmas Crackers for all the family. Choose from a selection by Caspari and Tom Smith, ranging from €15 - €25 (below RRP)!
Browse bargain books in English, pick out a festive wreath for your door and discover a range of local handicrafts/gifts for your loved ones this Christmas!
This year we are delighted to welcome Aza Ecotique which upcycles garments to create sustainable and unique bags, accessories and jackets, aimed at reducing textile waste. You can also sample some French delights by Cheri Chou - an artisanal bakery/cafe known for its pastries, specialty coffees, and dedication to using local, premium ingredients.
Our charitable stalls always bring the spirit of Christmas to this Bazaar, enabling the gifts we buy to keep on giving. Visit Unicef, Seed Ry, the Ukrainian Vallila Center and Puupäät!
Let us entertain you!
You won’t want to miss the superb Helsinki Morrisers who will be performing, as well as a toe-tapping Celtic band entertaining you as you shop or sit down to eat at our international café. Sit down to enjoy a variety of hot and cold food, including African and Indian flavours, in the comfort of the church crypt!
It really is a Christmas Bazaar like no other, and we enjoy seeing familiar faces returning each year. Your purchases help raise much needed funds for St Nicholas’ Anglican Church – thank you!
Mikael Agricola Church, crypt
29.11.2025
11.00-14.30
Free entry
If you have a handicraft to sell and are interested in having a stall at our annual Bazaar, then please get in touch. For all enquiries please contact
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