Miramar Night Market - Saturday, 11 March 2023
Following the success of last year’s very first night market in Miramar, Foxtail Events will be back again to bring you an even bigger and better experience this March!
DATE: Saturday, 11 March 2023
TIME: 4pm - 9pm
LOCATION: Miramar & Maupuia Community Centre, 27 Chelsea Street, Miramar, Wellington
Not only will we be showcasing a multitude of local talent from the arts and craft scene of Wellington, but we will have food trucks, coffee carts and entertainment for all!
Located at the Miramar & Maupuia Community Centre, this lovely venue built in 1911, is full of character and has great indoor and outdoor spaces for stalls, with a brand new playground for the kids to enjoy.
A variety of stalls selling beautiful products will be available for you to check out, including:
• Plants, fresh flowers & seedlings
• Jewellery
• Clothing, bags and accessories
• Crochet & knitted toys
• Scented Candles
• Homewares & soft furnishings
• Children & baby items
• Skincare & soaps
• Wheat bags & hot water bottle covers
• Wooden Products
• Ceramics & pottery
• Pet accessories
• Carvings & sculptures
• Wool products
• Much much more.
Each stall will have either cash or eftpos facilities available, however it is best to bring cash to the market too.
Invite a friend or 2 and have a great night out at this fantastic community event.
This is a night, not to be missed!
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