Tower Works on Leeds’ South Bank is to be the home of a brand-new monthly market.
And we’re very excited about it indeed, because who doesn’t love a good mooch around a market?
The team behind the award-winning North Leeds, Harrogate, Ilkley and Riverside Food and Drink Festivals have collaborated with Mustard Wharf to create this community-focused market.
Opening its doors for the first time at the end of August at Tower Works on Leeds’ South Bank, get ready for fantastic street food, drink, music and entertainment.
Taking place on Thursday 29 August – Sunday 1 September, it’s the perfect spot to meet up with friends and do a spot of shopping whilst indulging in some delicious street food.
Michael Johnston, North Leeds, Harrogate, Wetherby & Ilkley Food & Drink Festival organiser, speaks about the new venture: “We’re thrilled to host this event at the picturesque Tower Works.
“With top-notch food and drink vendors from across the north, it’s shaping up to be the perfect place to indulge in some genuine fun. I love the Venetian towers overlooking the site too – they add a unique charm you won’t find anywhere else in the city.
“We’re so excited to see Tower Works become a venue for community events – this is how we designed it to be used, it always felt like the right decision to share this iconic location for events with the wider community.
“We’ve been hosting some great events already at Mustard Wharf for our residents, so this is just the next chapter in the story of Tower Works. We’ve been busy creating a fun, friendly community and we can’t wait for our residents to have an event like this on their doorstep so they can share this great new area with their friends!”
Paul Winterburn, Mustard Wharf, said: “We are delighted to have played such a pivotal role in creating a sense of place at Tower Works. Working with the team behind Tower Works Street Fest, it’s great to have been able to help bring the courtyard space to life. We’re really looking forward to attending the first event and pleased to play a small role in raising further awareness of the Southbank regeneration area.”
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