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Uncovering hidden treasures: Age Care Costa del Sol hosts first outdoor pop-up shop in Calahonda

Bargain hunters and charity shop lovers around Calahonda have a great reason to visit El Zoco this weekend. Age Care […]

Uncovering hidden treasures: Age Care Costa del Sol hosts first outdoor pop-up shop in Calahonda

Age Care Costa del Sol is set to host its first outdoor pop-up shop in Calahonda over the weekend, offering bargain hunters and charity shop enthusiasts a unique shopping experience. Volunteers have recently reclaimed valuable items from the organization's back storerooms, finding practical clothing and accessories that will be displayed in the pop-up market.

These items include warm coats, tailored jackets, warm jumpers, and specialized golf wear suitable for local courses. Children's clothing options are also available, priced to sell quickly.

The purpose of the outdoor pop-up shop is to provide affordable wardrobe refreshments for those looking to update their winter wardrobes without overspending. With Christmas approaching, there is also the possibility of finding suitable gifts or stocking fillers. Age Care Costa del Sol relies entirely on the proceeds from shop sales to fund vital welfare assistance and support networks for elderly expats in Mijas Costa and surrounding towns.

The organization hopes that this weekend's market will bring in another boost of funds, following the success of their recent fashion show, which raised €2,400 for charity.

The pop-up market will be held outside the main Age Care Costa del Sol shop, between 10am and 3pm on Saturday, October 31st. Locals are invited to visit the event, say hello to the volunteers, and contribute to a good cause. For more information on this pop-up and other events, visitors can check the Age Care Costa del Sol pages on Facebook.

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