Mid Winter Pop Up Christmas Market
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People love to get in early and have the chance to do early festive shopping halfway through the year. You have the chance to do all this at our 1-day Mid-Winter Christmas Pop Up Event.
Outdoor stalls only in the Riverlea Theatre Car Park. Over 60 amazing stalls that will feature artisans/crafters, home baking, taonga from bone carving/greenstone, giftware and more.
There also will be live music, food and coffee, hangi, face painting on the day.
A chance to support the amazing local small businesses/stallholders attending and to support our community!
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๐Cash
๐Eftpos some stalls offer Afterpay/Bank Transfer
๐Free Entry
๐Free Parking in the paddock next door
Event Date:
Riverlea Theatre Carpark, Riverlea Road, Hillcrest Hamilton
๐ Saturday, 7th June 2025
๐ 10am-2pm (If wet weather, event will be cancelled, outdoor stalls only)
(Limited food vendors will be chosen for the event, due to room space)
Expressions of interest open 1st April 2025. Successful applicants will be informed of the outcome. This is to ensure we have a wide variety of different products for the event and sadly we can take everyone. For more information email: popupmarketeers@gmail.com
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