The Pop Up Emporium is back this Summer, returning to Hastings
after a year of moving their markets online.

Hosting a selection of makers and creative small businesses, these markets offer sellers a space to showcase their products, and local residents the opportunity to shop small, supporting local business.

The markets will be returning to The Stade Hall on Hastings sea front on the first weekend of every month with the first market on 3rd and 4th July, open from 11am to 4pm.

Rachel Mammone, who runs the markets, tells us: “I’m really looking forward to bringing these markets back and providing a space for our creative community to display their items. This first market is full of talented sellers; we’ve got beautiful jewellery, original artwork, delicious cakes, as well as wonderfully designed products such as yoga mats, slippers, cushions and so much more!” 

She says that, although it’s been great to continue supporting small businesses online over the past year, “I know everyone is so looking forward to getting back to real life markets”.

For more information about The Pop Up Emporium and how these markets will run in a safe and secure way head to thepopupemporium.co.uk or
@thepopupemporiummarkets on Instagram and Facebook.

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