FESTIVE late night shopping season is upon us already.
Northwich Market is hosting a special autumn evening on Friday, November 10, which will see traders showcasing some fantastic offers in time for Christmas.
Untill 7.30pm, shoppers can browse a range of products and services, and benefit from the expertise of independent traders selling everything from ladies fashion and handbags, jewellery, and mobile phones, to homeware, cards, stringed instruments, and even uniforms and workwear.
Organiser say it is the perfect opportunity to shop, browse, and enjoy new seasonal offers in the run up to the Christmas period, and to enjoy an evening treat in the café area.
As part of the event, market traders The Style Hut are hosting a Christmas Fashion night, showcasing gifts and ideas, promotional offers, refreshments, and raffle prizes.
Cheshire West and Chester (CWAC) councillor, Nathan Pardoe, who’s heading up the town’s regeneration strategy, said: “The autumn event promises to be a fantastic evening.
“Northwich Market is part of the fabric and tradition of the town, and we know how important it is to the local community.
“It is a great opportunity for residents to support their local market and take advantage of products and services from independent traders."
At the moment, the council is offering free starter places for new businesses looking to set up shop in Northwich Market.
For more information, contact the market team.
Cllr Pardoe added: “We would also like to welcome two new traders to the market, with the positive news this week that Pixels & Petals and Monami Healthy Living are opening.
“Pixels & Petals will offer new and fresh flowers, along with prints and gifts, whilst Monami Healthy Living will be selling bamboo kitchen and homeware along with cast pots and pans.
“These are great additions to the market to add to the many hidden gems we have.”
Northwich Market usual opening hours are Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday, 9am to 4pm except Bank Holidays.
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