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IN THE MARKET for, er, a market?
There are a wide array of farmers markets, flea markets and craft markets taking place around the country over the next week.
Let the browsing commence!
When: February 4th
Where: The Green Door, Newmarket Square, Dublin 8
The Newmarket Collective brings together an eclectic bunch of Irish traders once a month. The result? A sprawling market where visitors are exposed to the best of Irish design. There will be vinyl, vintage clothing, home decor, art, crafts and food.
Treat your Valentine to one of Paperbear‘s gorgeous pop-up creations, brighten up the gaff with one of Homebird‘s deadly prints, and make a vintage discovery in Shop Vertov.
Sunday sorted.
When: Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am – 6pm
Where: Thompson House, York Street, Cork City
If you happen to find yourself in Cork City, Mother Jones Flea Market is the perfect place to while away a couple of hours. It’s the type of place where you’re as likely to find old issues of Bunty as you are kitschy portraits of the King and Queen of Thailand. Go forth and find bargains!
When: February 11th, 11am – 5pm
Where: The Green Door Market, Newmarket Square, Dublin 8
Fusion Sundays is a world culture market hosted on the second Sunday of every month. Drop in to peruse handmade products from all over the world and sample some delicious food. We recommend the authentic Venezuelan arepas from Hohoto Bistro.
When: Every Saturday, 9am – 1pm
Where: Midleton Town Centre
If you regard yourself as a foodie, consider making the pilgrimage to Midleton Farmer’s Market. Founded by Darina Allen in 2000, it has established itself as one of the country’s leading farmer’s markets. Feast your eyes on gorgeous local produce and fill your basket with fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, jams, bread, cheese, and all sorts of treats.
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