ProAction BH is a professional bike shop offering sales, rental & service as well as providers of gym equipment for the home or business in Lanzarote.

Their impressive shop is situated in a frontline position on the main Avenida de Las Playas in Puerto del Carmen, just opposite Playa Los Pocillos. As well as a prominent position, this location means that it’s easy to park and perfectly placed for bike hire in the resort.

Inside, cyclists and triathletes will find a comprehensive range of sports clothing and accessories including cycling jerseys & shorts, shoes and helmets. ProAction BH are stockists of BH bikes offering a quality range of cycles for children and adults from mountain  & road models to specialist sports.

Lanzarote is blessed with a fabulous all year round climate, making the island popular for warm winter training as well as cycling holidays in the summer. It’s definitely worth considering hiring a professional bike on the island, rather than flying with your own which can be expensive.

ProAction supply gym equipment to allow training at home as well as professional equipment for local hotels and gyms.

The team at ProAction speak English, they are open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 20:00, you can contact them via:

Website: www.proactionbh.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProAction BH

Email: proaction@bhfitness.es

Telephone: (0034) 928 51 47 47 or (0034) 626 355 655

Address: Avenida de Las Playas 73, Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote

Please complete this bike rental enquiry form if you'd like a quote for bike hire in Lanzarote.

Related Information:

ProAction BH opens in Puerto del Carmen

Bike Rental In Lanzarote

Residents and visitors to Lanzarote have been asking us for more information as to what date Mercadona are expected to open their supermarkets in Lanzarote.

Back in November 2011 the company announced their intention to open three stores on the island by late 2012 / early 2013, according to this article published in Cronicas Lanzarote during July 2012, they will now open four stores in late 2013. Director of External Relations for Mercadona in Las Palmas, Arcadio Peñate Arbelo explained during the interview that opening delays can’t be attributed to the local government, they come from within Mercadona and relate to a mistake when they selected their locations.

Mercadona plan to open four establishments creating 250 jobs in Lanzarote, the first will be in the Parque Industrial del Puerto de los Mármoles in Arrecife, the second is also in Arrecife and will be situated in Argana Alta. The third supermarket will be located in Puerto del Carmen and the fourth in Playa Blanca.

The good news is that when they do open, there is a price policy in place to ensure their prices are the same throughout the islands, customers in Lanzarote will not pay any additional charges.

Related Information:

Mercadona to open in Lanzarote

The Canary Island chain store Fund Grube have just opened their fifth shop on the island of Lanzarote.  The latest branch in Costa Teguise makes a total of 15 perfume, beauty & fashion outlets situated across the islands of Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote & Fuerteventura.

As you can see from our photo, the shop was in the final stages of preparation on Thursday, ahead of the official opening on Friday 10th August at 18:00.

Fund Grube was started in 1983 by brothers Girdhari Chhabria and Manu Chhabria who opened their first tobacco and souvenir store in San Bartolome de Tirajana, Gran Canaria. The brothers expanded and evolved their business to include gifts and perfumes as well as the self service concept. The Fund Grube shops have a  distinctive modern and clean look to them, the ones in Lanzarote are all situated in prominent positions within the resorts.

The first Fund Grube shop opened in Lanzarote in 2006, the chain have rapidly expanded here during 2012 with the addition of three new outlets. There are now shops in Marina Rubicón and on the promenade in Playa Blanca, two on the Avenida de Las Playas in Puerto del Carmen and in Calle Las Olas in Costa Teguise.

Related Information:
Duty Free Allowances in Lanzarote

There are two Gangas Outlet stores based in Lanzarote. These shops offer a fantastic range of products that residents could normally only source back in the UK, not only are they conveniently shipped across the Atlantic ocean to save us the trouble, they are also offered at discounted prices due to the company’s purchasing power.

Shoppers can expect to find frozen and dry food products, furniture and household goods, toiletries & cleaning products, gifts, tools, gardening equipment, plants, toys and seasonal products for Easter & Christmas and much more.

Keep up to date with the weekly special offers by connecting with Gangas Outlet on Facebook www.facebook.com/gangasoutlet and their website www.gangascanarias.net

Tías Store

Address: Calle Libertad 61, Tías, 35572, Lanzarote

Directions: Situated in the centre of Tías by the Ayuntamiento, the store has it’s own car park at the back of the premises which is accessed via Calle Lorenzo Alvarez Fontes. Limited parking is also available in the street at the front entrance and lots of free parking at the council office & sports ground car park just opposite.

Telephone: 928 83 32 99

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 – 20:00 & Saturday 10:00 – 16:00

Arrecife Store

Address: Carretera de los Mármoles, Nº 130 – 132, Arrecife, 35500, Lanzarote

Directions: Situated directly opposite Ikea and Lidl, there are limited parking spaces in front of the shop and lots of free parking available opposite on the access road for the Parque Industrial Arrecife Puerto.

Telephone: 928 81 69 40

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 – 20:00 & Saturday 10:00 – 18:00

HiperDino have signed an agreement with the Canarian Government to match prices on 12,000 products sold in the Las Palmas province.

Gustavo Matos, the Director General of Trade and Consumer Affairs for the Canary Islands thanked HiperDino for being the first to make the decision to equalize the price of products sold in supermarkets across the eastern islands and invited other companies to join the initiative.

The ceremony to seal the agreement was held in the Las Rotondas shopping centre in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura yesterday.

Javier Puga, the CEO of HiperDino commented that the supermarket chain is being faithful to their consumers, who have been loyal to their brand over the years, at a time when many people are going through a difficult economic situation.

Despite Lanzarote being the first port of call for shipping to the Canary Islands, the majority of goods are delivered to Las Palmas in Gran Canaria for distribution in the province. In the past this has meant that shopping in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura could cost more for the same items that are available in Gran Canaria, to cover the additional cost of shipping them on.

Related Information:

Founders Rescue HiperDino

Shops in San Bartolomé will extend their opening hours on Saturday 15th December, in a special event to boost shopping in the area.

The San Bartolomé Shopping evening doesn’t only include the shops in the local vicinity, an invitation has been extended out to other local businesses to set up stalls in the street. Shoppers will be able to enjoy special discounts and promotions in the location of Avenida Alcalde Antonio Cabrera Barrera.

Anyone making purchases will be entered into a raffle with a basket of goodies and vouchers to be won.

The opening hours are from 17:00 to 23:00, during which there will be a special space for children with games and inflatables. Designers from Lanzarote will hold an exhibition in the entrance to Ajei with mannequins wearing their latest designs. A pasacalle (street procession) with children’s characters will open the event. Various entertainment will be held through the evening including ballet, folklore, children’s show, batucada, circus, storytelling, dance and theatre. The processions will travel around the shops, the performances will be held in Calle Severo Ochoa and the main Avenida.

The councillors for commerce Juan Carlos Rocío and tourism David Rocío invite citizens and visitors to come and discover San Bartolomé for their Christmas shopping, whilst enjoying the late night entertainment.

Related Information:

San Bartolomé Historical City Route

A new market will open in the Las Maretas shopping centre in Costa Teguise, tomorrow, Tuesday the18th of December.

The focus of this market will be handcrafted goods including jewellery, batik crafts, candles, hats & bags as well as a range of other stalls offering high standard products. The market will open for this week, then close for two weeks during Christmas & New Year before opening again to continue every Tuesday from 10:00 to 14:00.

If anyone is interested in operating a stall at this market please contact either Emma (in English) 626 196 822 or Sandra (in Spanish) 692 818 112.

C.C. Las Maretas in situated on the Avenida Islas Canarias, where the Correos (Post Office) is situated, close to Playa Las Cucharas.

A traditional craft fair entitled Feria de Artesanía de Reyes will be held in Arrecife from 11:00 today until the 5th January 2013.

The Feria de Reyes will be open from 11:00 to 21:00 on the 3rd, 4th & 5th January in the Plaza del Almacén in Arrecife.

Market stalls have been dedicated to traditional handcrafts from Lanzarote, with the slogan  “Regala artesanía” to remind shoppers to give crafts for Reyes. You will be able to find stalls selling leather goods, woodworking, textiles, footwear, perfumes, soap, enamel, ceramic, pottery, jewellery, metalwork, glass and crafts made from recycled materials.

Plaza del Almacén is the car park area situated at the junction of streets Canalejas, José Betancort & La Porra in the centre of Arrecife, marked as A in the above image, click to enlarge.

The rebajas have started in the Canary Islands from today and will run until the 31st March 2013.

According to a study completed by the Federación de Usuarios-Consumidores Independientes (FUCI) the average spend in this year’s winter sales by each Canarian will be 72 euros.

The President of the FUCI Gustavo Samavoa commented that this years spend is expected to be the lowest national level in recent years, more than 40 euros less than 2007, which is a true reflection of the plight that Spanish families are living in. He stressed that the whim to buy has gone, now many consumers wait for the sales out of necessity to buy at discounted prices, because they can’t afford the full price.

Key points from the survey included:

Two out of three people will buy during the sales period, of these 83% expect to spend less money compared to 17% who say they will spend more

67% of consumers prefer to buy textiles, as clothes often have the biggest discounts, 21% accessories, 7% new technology & 4% leisure

64% of shoppers don’t set a budget before leaving home, of those that do 81% said it was to control their spending and 19% said it was so that they didn’t forget anything

Madrid is expected to spend the most out of the Spanish regions with 95 euros, followed by Valencia with 87 euros. The Canaries were on the lower end of the scale at 72 euros and Castilla la Mancha 74 euros.

The FUCI recommends setting a budget and making a list of necessary purchases. Note that the discounts should not affect the quality so review the label to check the size, materials and washing treatments if buying clothes and look to see that the product carries both the original price and the discount price or the percentage of reduction from the original cost.

Good places to check out the bargains in Lanzarote include:

Arrecife City Centre

Deiland Shopping Centre

Biosfera Shopping Plaza

Marina Rubicón

Puerto Calero Marina

There’s a lovely, local food market held each week in Tahíche, I popped in yesterday to pick up some fresh fruit and vegetables.

The Mercado Agrícola is held in the Plaza del C.S.C. Santiago El Mayor where the sociadad is situated, for those of you that don’t know this area, follow the pink sign for the Escuela Universitaria de Turismo y centro. The plaza is situated on the corner of Calle Benito Pérez Caldos and Calle Miguel Hernández. It's not a huge market, there’s only a handful of stalls offering plenty of choice for locally grown fruit, vegetables, organic produce, wine, cheese, chutney, mojo sauces and fish.

Although a gorgeous day yesterday, the market wasn’t very busy when I visited so I had time to chat with some of the stall holders who were very friendly. I couldn’t resist buying some cheese from Abel, he had varieties of local cheeses encased in gofio and pimienton, and some “fuerte” stronger cheeses all of which you could try before buying. Next visit I’ll have to get a jar of the Almogrote which is a paste made from cheese, peppers, olive oil and garlic, spread on a small crispy toast, it was delicious.

The Finca Ecológica Tres Peñas stall was packed full of fabulous produce including lots of fresh herbs, I had to buy some of the strawberries as their sweet aroma attracted my attention whilst I selected 8 of the pican! (hot) chillies.

And then I met Carmen on the other cheese stall who is my new best friend! Carmen also had some fabulous cheese from both Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, I tried one made with goat and sheep's milk from Fuerteventura which was excellent, Carmen speaks English so don’t be shy and ask her to sample some cheese, she also had local wines and honey for sale on her stall.

The fish stall was popular although we’ve not been brave enough to buy the dried / salted fish before and this time was no exception. I did stop to buy some bread from Sergio on the Andy Brot stall where there was a good selection of bread and cakes for sale. Personally we like the muesli bread and the plaited fruit bread from this stall which is excellent toasted.

The market is here every Thursday from 09:00 to 14:00 so do pop over to support these local and traditional stall holders.

Related Information:
Finca Ecológica Tres Peñas
Tahíche

Finally it appears that the Mercadona supermarket chain now have planning permission to build in Arrecife, Lanzarote.

Originally the company were looking to open in the Altavista area where Ikea and Lidl are situated, the actual site which has been granted planning permission by Arrecife council is in Valterra. The supermarket building will have a construction of 1,500m2 spread over two floors, a basement and parking for 234 vehicles, the entry and exit to the car park will be situated on different streets.

Mercadona are expected to open this store in 2014, although the building license granted has a duration of two years.

Manuel Fajardo, the Mayor of Arrecife commented that “the Government group can’t help but feel satisfied. In the first place for completing a record that was already started. But also a vindication for the citizens by responding well to the day to day issues that are of concern for our residents”. The Mayor’s view is that the work could involve companies based on the island with the consequent benefits for the population and a much needed economic boost. In that sense José Montelongo is confident that Mercadona will look to to source their personnel from Arrecife.

The permission was made public yesterday, 22nd May 2013 earning the council an income of 158,000 euros for the license fee.

Mercadona first expressed an interest in opening three stores in Lanzarote back in late 2011 which were expected to open by early 2013. A statement from Mercadona in mid 2012 explained that the company had made a mistake in selecting their locations which in turn led to opening delays and that they still planned to open four stores in Lanzarote, two of which would be based in the capital, one in Puerto del Carmen and another in Playa Blanca.

Related Information:

Mercadona Supermarkets Lanzarote

When will Mercadona open in Lanzarote?

We sadly learnt earlier this summer that the Lansaldo Fair wasn't going to take place this year despite of its popularity. However, a new campaign is being organised by the Cámara de Comercio, Cabildo de Lanzarote and Ayuntamiento de Arrecife to encourage shopping in the capital of our island at discounted prices.

The new event is called "Stockazo" and it will take place from 10:00 to 21:00h next Friday and Saturday and with a different format: instead of having all the participants under one roof, you'll have to go around the participating outlets yourself.

As usual, there will also be loads of activities to keep the kids busy like:

- 6 bouncy castles in Calles Real, Plazuela, Canalejas, Alférez Cabrera Tavío, La Plazuela and Parque Islas Canarias)

- 2 ludotecas in Calle Real and Parque Ramírez Cerdá

- various workshops and animation shows.

- Children's Theater "Ismaelillo" (Little Ismael) at 17:30 on Friday in front of the Old Cabildo and on Saturday at La Plazuela.

And this is the entertainment programmed for the adults:

Friday, the 8th of November: 

At 12:30 in various locations around the city center - "Performance", a showcase of aerobics and artistic movements

At 19:00 at Calle León y Castillo, in front of the Old Cabildo - Concert by Dúo Sergio y Yoriell. This duet are residents in Lanzarote and they play a mix of traditional Cuban song and Latin pop

Saturday, the 9th of November:

From 13:00 onwards in various locations around the city center - Street Theather "Somos" (We are).

At 18:30 in La Plazuela - DJ Manel Ruiz will do his best to get the party started

At 20:00 in at Calle León y Castillo, in front of the Old Cabildo - The music will continue at the hands of Doctor Ye-ye, a Canarian-New Zelander band with cover versions as diverse as the range of instruments and nationalities of their components.

Finally bars, coffee places and restaurants in the area will be joining in offering special breakfast, menus and tapas deals.

There are more of 100 participating shops, the list and addresses of which you can find on the event's website: www.stockazo.com.

You can either search them by category or by zooming into the map and clicking on each icon to find out more about each shop.

Unfortunately the website is only available in Spanish and also, the discounts offered are not specified. But it sounds like a good excuse to go and browse around your favourite establishments in Arrecife to get your Christmas shopping started or even treat yourself to something nice. And who knows, you might even discover your new shops!

Have you got an old TV that isn't working lying around that you haven't got around to getting rid off? Thinking of changing your fridge before Christmas? Now is your chance to dispose of them appropriately and be in the chance of winning €500 towards some new purchases.

"Conectados al medioambiente" (Connected to the environment) is the current campaign organised by Lanzarote to dispose of electrical and electronic equipment properly. With the pay off for you that if you participate, you will be entered into the draw of two €500 vouchers to buy a brand gadget. Not bad for being green, right?

There are two categories, hence the two vouchers:

Delivery only:

- At a "Punto Limpio" - find your nearest one here (www.lanzaroterecicla.net)

- Or at the Stand in Calle Real in Arrecife on the 14th of December from 10am to 2pm to collect small ones up to a maximum size of 50x50x50cm.

Delivery of the old one when purchasing a brand new appliance at the participating outlets:

BRICOKING

C/General García Escámez, 232.  Argana Centro. ARRECIFE

Centro Comercial Deiland. PLAYA HONDA

FERRETERÍA TÍAS:

C/ Candelaria, nº7.  TÍAS.

Avda. de los Mármoles nº1. ARRECIFE

C/ Estonia, nº1. PLAYA  BLANCA

FERROCUR: Polígono Industrial Montaña Roja, nave 15/16. PLAYA BLANCA

HOUSE: Centro Comercial Deiland. PLAYA HONDA

INFORMÁTICA LANZAROTE:

C/ Real. ARRECIFE

Centro Comercial Deiland. PLAYA HONDA

C/ Donantes de Sangre. ARRECIFE

Centro Comercial Los Molinos. COSTA TEGUISE

C/ Victor Hugo. Argana alta. ARRECIFE

C/ Correillo, 8.  PLAYA BLANCA

MILAR:

Centro Comercial Deiland. PLAYA HONDA

C/ General García Escámez, 232. Argana Centro. ARRECIFE

MUEBLES SAN SIMÓN: C/ San Simón, 44.  SAN BARTOLOMÉ

What qualifies as an electric or electronic appliance?

Basically any appliance that is powered by electricity or batteries, from a small mp4 to a big fridge. If in doubt, please contact the organisers.

Finally, make sure you fill in the delivery slip to participate in the prize draw!

You have time until the 18th of December and the draw will take place on the 19th of December. The winners will be contacted by phone on the number they provided on the draw slip.

If your establishment sells electric and / or electronic appliances and you want to participate in this campaign, you can contact the organisers (Lanzarote Recicla).

Full terms and conditions of the draw can be downloaded below (in Spanish).  For more information (also in Spanish), please visit the Lanzarote Recicla website on one of the links above.

It’s official, following an announcement in the Boletín Oficial de Canarias, shops within the historic centre of Arrecife can now open on Sundays and fiesta holidays.

Previously, the capital of Lanzarote has been unable to open 7 days a week, unlike the tourist resorts of Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca, apart from a special concession in the weeks before Christmas.

The historic centre of Arrecife is now considered a tourist area due to the influx of tourists from visiting cruise ships and has been granted permission for shops to open for extended hours by the Ministry of Commerce for the Government of the Canary Islands.The new opening hours are restricted to stores with a shop floor space exceeding 300 m2.

The original proposal for extended opening hours was submitted on the 15th February 2013, this was subsequently amended to include just the commercials within the Historic Area of Arrecife on the 14th May.

The Casco Histórico includes the cultural interest sites of Castillo San José, Castillo San Gabriel, Iglesia de San Ginés de Clermont, Puente de las Bolas, Casa de los Arroyo and various buildings (6, 12, 23 & 25) in calle Léon y Castillo. The map shown above was included with the ruling and confirms the area considered to be the Historic Centre.

For us it’s a shame to see another bit of the old traditions being lost, we like the fact that it’s not a 24/7 lifestyle here in Lanzarote. What do you think?

Related Information:

Cruise season 2013/14
Guide to Arrecife

Google +

Lanzarote Natural is a family company founded by Daniel Lasso who’s grandfather Domingo Lasso was an entrepreneur by establishing the “Almacenes Lasso” in Arrecife back in 1922.

You might have seen the Lanzarote Natural product range for sale in some of the wineries on the island including cosmetics: moisturising creams, handmade soaps, bath salts and food products: mainly salt.

These products are made with local produce like aloe vera, volcanic sand, cactus, wine, goat’s milk and of course, salt. In fact their gourmet “Flor de Sal Volcánica” range was successfully launched last year. It includes plain, red and green mojo, garlic paprika and coriander flavoured salts in presentations ranging from 40g to 160g.

Products can be bought online, at some wineries in Lanzarote, in chemists in mainland Spain and also, they are exported to countries like Germany, Italy, Portugal and France.

I haven’t tried them myself (yet!) but I have to say I love the company’s philosophy... and their logo which is made out of a vine and an aloe plant!

But Lanzarote Natural is not only about promoting local produce. They are very committed with promoting the traditions and activities of the island and in particular of their municipality with different projects and social commitments.

And here is where the latest project comes in. Under the name of “Vive Tinajo”, meaning “Live Tinajo” as in experience the place is in its very early stages. It basically and open initiative directed to entrepreneurs, self-employed people, companies and individuals alive that are related to Tinajo somehow and want to give the area a push to make it more attractive from its many angles: cultural, social, sports, etc. The initial cost of the project has been fully funded by the R+D department of Lanzarote Natural. “We are overwhelmed with the response and the interest that people have shown”, Daniel Lasso has told us.

Actually next Monday 20^th of January at noon there is a presentation of the project at the Gran Hotel in Arrecife. “It’s more like a workshop than a presentation” confesses Daniel “just to get the ideas out there and get ourselves organised. Everybody interested is welcome”.

You can follow the updates on this project on their Facebook page Vive-Tinajo and connect with the event itself Presentation of Vive Tinajo.

And this is not all. To celebrate founder and managing director’s Daniel’s 40^th birthday next Friday AND for one day only, an unprecedented discount of 40% will be applied on the 24^th of January 2014 for orders placed online at www.lanzarotenatural.com. An opportunity to get your favourite products (or try them for the first time like me!) at a great price! Don’t miss it! You can also place orders on that date by telephone 315 245 540.

We wish Daniel Lasso a very happy birthday and wish the Vive Tinajo initiative the success that it’s passion deserves.

Note: This event has been suspended due to the storm

The discount shopping event Stockazo will take place on Friday 28th & Saturday 29th of November in Arrecife, Lanzarote.

The event was originally planned to be held last weekend 21st & 22nd of November but was postponed until the following one due to the rain alerts. Unfortunately this now clashes with two other main events on the island, the Lanzarote Marathon and the Festival Gastronómico Saborea Lanzarote.

Approximately 80 shops will be participating in the second edition of Stockazo, after the success of the event last year. Discounts of at least 30% must be offered off the original price during the shopping hours of 10:00 – 22:00 on Friday and 10:00 – 14:00 on Saturday. From 14:00 on Saturday there will be the Hora Loca, where shops can increase the discount offers on their goods for a crazy hour.

A children’s play area with a child minding service has been organised in  read more »

Regular visitors to the island will know Chevere JR – they have a shop on the main Avenida in Puerto del Carmen and another in Avenida Maritimo in Playa Blanca.

Established in Lanzarote for more than 20 years, they specialise in hand made jewellery using local volcanic lava, the olivine gem stone and silver, creating some stunning pieces for use both as jewellery and ornaments. They have an exclusive hand made collection for Christmas – perfect for any special occasion.

   read more »

Saint Valentine’s day (San Valentin in Spanish) is one of those multi cultural celebrations – a day of romantic love!

Chevere JR have been established on the island for 25 years, and many of their produces are still hand made by Rosa Gimenez and Juan Carlos Foti. Originally from South America, they started here in the local craft markets, before opening their first shop, with it’s own workshop at the back. Both are inspired by the island, and you’ll see volcanic lava featured in many of their exclusive designs. They also often use the “Lanzarote gem stone” olivine, which is a by product of the volcanic process, and they generally match the stones with high quality silver.

As well as their own jewellery, you’ll find a range of gifts in their shops, made from a variety of interesting materials like glass, leather and stone. The first store was opened 25 years ago in Puerto del Carmen, and was joined by a shop in Playa Blanca, outlets in various hotels around the island, and most recently  read more »

Maceys is a quality British supermarket based in Tías, Lanzarote offering a fabulous selection of your favourite brands and products from the UK.

Established in 2009, Maceys are situated on the high street in Tías, which is a central location for residents and visitors to stock up on food, toiletries and gift items that you miss from home.

The difference with Maceys is one that you can taste, as this supermarket only stocks British sourced goods, as opposed to Spanish made British goods. Although they can look the same from the branding, they are a different recipe to the ones we know and love. A good example of this is Cadbury’s chocolate and one of the reasons why their range of confectionery is very popular with residents.

Fresh dairy and refrigerated goods are shipped to Lanzarote each month, regular customers know the “Pork Pie Friday” message means that the new delivery is in stock. Shoppers can find  read more »

There’s just enough time to remind you about the delicious Easter collection available in Maceys before the long weekend from Thursday.

This British supermarket in Tías has a good selection of Easter eggs available including: Thorntons, Green & Blacks, Famous Names Liqueur, Cadbury, Mars,  Terry's Chocolate Orange,  Black Magic and Dairy Box chocolates.

A range of Easter crafts with  read more »