Made Local Markets at StackWood
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Fri 11 Aug 2017 - Sun 13 Aug 2017
After the success of last year's Made Local Markets, these markets will be on again in August, 2017.
The winter edition of the market will feature local makers and there will be more than 25 stalls selling locally made gifts and wares such as ceramic planters, artist prints, textiles and jewellery - great to get in early for your Christmas present!
Stallholders include:
Bed Tonic
Bahru
Leo and Spargo
Floral Army
Neighbourhood Press
Many Peaks Assembly
Bed Tonic
Blue Lawn Designs
Bridget and Jerome
Clean Slate Skincare
Colourwash Creative
Evador Jewellery
Farlands
Life Cykel
Nude Design Studios
Hobo and Hatch
Little Farm Provedore (Friday only)
Narayani Palmer Ceramics
Novella-Ria
Indigo Blue Healers
Kaolin Ceramics
Lesley Parker Arts
Little Farm Provedore
Many Peaks Assembly
Mira Design
Miss Vincent
Mountain Bear Studio
Neighbourhood Press
Paper Crab
Peas in a Pod
Renee Botman
Sally Mundy
Waxi Wraps
West Village
Winterwares
Ruby Sew Oh
The Stackwood studio residents will also be sharing their wares, including the following:
Ceramics studio
Winterwares
Art by Sally Mundy
Organic products by Clean Slate Skincare
The Stackwood concept store will also be full of plants to add to your garden.
The market will host food trucks including the following:
Comida do Sul
Gary's Diner
Flitch and Leaven serving up Brazilian street food
Stacked Cafe will be serving coffee, those delicious Mary Street Bakery doughnuts, and more.
There will also be activities and heaps to keep the kids entertained and amused with local Earth Friendly Arts and Peas in a Pod. Stackwood will be providing refreshment for the masses and the local folk musician, Lucy Peach will perform as the sun sets on Friday.
[b]ABOUT STACKWOOD**
Stackwood is a new creative venue and concept store in Fremantle.
It is situated in a former diesel workshop and the Stackwood community encompasses maker's studios, an event space, and a concept store.
Their mission is a simple one: To encourage a more wholesome way of living.
They aim to help residents meet their neighbours and share a nourishing meal. They want people to learn new skills like propagating plants, crafting, cooking and making things in general. They want to invest in useful products that are good for us and good for our environment.
They strongly believe in the value of supporting local producers, makers and service providers, and are part of a vibrant and creative community from which great opportunities can arise from local relationships.
They also foster the community by offering space for meetings and gatherings, as well as hosting free community events like their seasonal food swaps.
Stackwood feel that when you learn a skill you are making an investment, and that this new skill has quite a different value to a purchased product.
Going forward, the Stackwood project is by no means complete. They are planning more community events, a productive garden and many other exciting projects.
They run many interesting and informative workshops during the year and you can check these out
here .
[b]WHEN AND TIMES**
The market event will run all weekend:
Friday 11th August 2017, from 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday 12th August & Sunday 13th August, 2017 from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.
[b]VENUE**
Stackwood
10 Stack Street, Fremantle
[b]COST**
$2 Entry
FACILITIES
Toilets
Credit card
EFTPOS
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