Walsall town centre is set to welcome the return of its popular Continental Street Market, bringing four days of international food, drink and artisan shopping to Park Street.
Running from Wednesday 28 to Saturday 31 October, the market will be open daily from 10am to 6pm, offering visitors the chance to sample flavours from around the world and browse stalls selling a variety of handmade goods.
Food on offer will include German, Caribbean, Polish and Mexican-inspired dishes, alongside traditional favourites. Shoppers can also discover handcrafted jewellery, candles, gaming merchandise and distinctive homeware from specialist traders.
The market has become a regular feature of Walsall’s town centre events calendar, attracting visitors looking to enjoy different cuisines and support independent traders.
Councillor Nicky Barker, Deputy Leader of Walsall Council, said: “The continental street market has become a well-loved tradition in Walsall town centre and I’m pleased to see it back again this October.
“The market is a great opportunity to come into the town centre to enjoy great food, support traders and spend time together. I would really encourage everyone to come along and enjoy what’s on offer!”
For more information about markets organised by Walsall Council, visit the council’s website.
Walsall town centre is set to welcome the return of its popular Continental Street Market, bringing four days of international food, drink and artisan shopping to Park Street.
Running from Wednesday 28 to Saturday 31 October, the market will be open daily from 10am to 6pm, offering visitors the chance to sample flavours from around the world and browse stalls selling a variety of handmade goods.
Food on offer will include German, Caribbean, Polish and Mexican-inspired dishes, alongside traditional favourites. Shoppers can also discover handcrafted jewellery, candles, gaming merchandise and distinctive homeware from specialist traders.
The market has become a regular feature of Walsall’s town centre events calendar, attracting visitors looking to enjoy different cuisines and support independent traders.
Councillor Nicky Barker, Deputy Leader of Walsall Council, said: “The continental street market has become a well-loved tradition in Walsall town centre and I’m pleased to see it back again this October.
“The market is a great opportunity to come into the town centre to enjoy great food, support traders and spend time together. I would really encourage everyone to come along and enjoy what’s on offer!”
For more information about markets organised by Walsall Council, visit the council’s website.