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24 April 2010 Granary Wharf Pannier Market – Leeds 24th April
Granary Wharf Pannier Market, Leeds
Building upon Granary Wharf’s rich tradition of alternative and craft trading, we invite Yorkshire artisans, producers, niche vendors, independents and one-off and alternative retailers to show their wares in the revivified waterside space.
What can I sell at Granary Wharf Pannier Market?
We are specifically looking for original and independent occasional or one-off retailers. So if you are a specialist food producer, a designer, retro-fashion retailer, designer-maker or have distinctive and original products we want to hear from you, as we are particularly interested in differentiating Granary Wharf Pannier Market from other markets in the city.
Examples of the niche sellers we want to engage:
Designer makers, retro, reuse and recycle, antiques, fashion, objects d’art, sustainable items, works of arts, whole food, fresh produce, specialist sales, coffee, juices and cold food.
We are Interested in exploring any other ideas you may have but will not be encouraging sales of bulk or wholesale items, bric-a-brac, pc hardware or software, DVD’s, video games, mobile phones. We aim to establish a high quality set of offers and encourage repeat visits from customers through reasonable restrictions. If you think your case falls in to the above categories but merits exception, please talk to us.
Venue: Granary Wharf and The Dark Arches, in Leeds city centre nestled between the central railway station, the River Aire and the Leeds Liverpool Canal.
For 24th April, the following events are confirmed:
Described by Andy Warhol as ‘hot’, pop artist Mark Wigan has built up a cult following all over the world and is known particularly for his illustrative and photographic work with NME and iD magazines and nightclub murals. On 24 April Wigan will be producing a new piece of illustrative art at Granary Wharf on a specially built 3D structure as well as showcasing and selling previous work including his own books.
Beginning on the 24 April, local storyteller Joe Collins will introduce a new series of urban story walks, initially based around Granary Wharf and the Dark Arches. These stories are original tales which have never been told in this way before, compiled from anecdotes and fables gathered by Collins over many years and together with a tour around key locations on Granary Wharf, he will entertain, enlighten and explore with visitors the history and significance of the area.
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