Lovin Local? Save The Date For The Malta Artisan Markets This Sunday
If you’re a fan of high-quality local arts and crafts as well as mouth-watering homemade food, you can’t miss out on the Malta Artisan Markets. Artists, craftspeople and enterprising individuals will gather to showcase their brilliant and delicious work.
Returning to its opening venue, the inaugural Malta Artisan Markets of the year are taking place the at the unique historical Couvre Porte in Birgu on Sunday 13th June. Creatives connect with an increasing community of local-lovers at the birthplace of the markets.
Stroll around between 10am and 6pm to admire over forty-five stalls with local artisanal products and crafts.
A decade after the first-ever market, the Malta Artisan Markets have taken place over thirty times in some of Malta’s most historically unique locations. Highlights include the Maria Rose Vineyards in Attard, Palazzo Parisio in Naxxar and Fort St. Elmo in Valletta.
Over the years, the markets have given locals and visitors alike the opportunity to buy locally produced, fresh, high quality, affordable products direct from carefully selected artists and craftspeople.
Best of all, you’ll get to meet the artisans themselves. The exciting line-up includes stars like award winning young jewellery designer Tara Mansell, Mosaics by Thea, Gee’s Jams, Birgu Candlelight Company, Samba Afri Glam accessories & clothing and Pure Kikoy Style kaftans and towels.
For delicious bites and drinks, Salsa & Samba Street Bites, Coffee Circus and Street Fruit Juice food trucks will be on hand offering refreshments.
Shop outdoors while keeping safe in this unique location steeped in history, as COVID-19 guidelines are in place for everyone’s safety. Entrance is free and the event is reduced mobility friendly. Also, four-legged friends are more than welcome!
Find more info on their website or stay tuned on their Facebook page & Instagram feed @MaltaArtisanMarkets.
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