December 1, 2025
Christmas Bazaar Supporting the Borrego Children’s Center
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The Christmas Bazaar features local vendors, baked goods, tamales, and raffles to support the Borrego Children’s Center.
Held December 6 at the RoadRunner Clubhouse.
The annual Christmas Bazaar to benefit the Borrego Children’s Center will take place on Saturday, December 6, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the RoadRunner Club House, 1010 Palm Canyon.
Local vendors will offer handmade items and seasonal treasures, providing an opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping. The event will also include baked goods and tamales available for purchase.
Raffle prizes will be offered throughout the morning, with all proceeds going directly to support the Borrego Children’s Center.
Everyone is invited to stop by, shop from local makers, and contribute to an important community resource.
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