Airdrie night market to offer taste of Hawaii
Summer can be well suited to a pop-up night market, and one of these activities will be bringing a festive feel to Airdrie in late August.
The organizers of the shopping party explained that it will have a Hawaiian theme, and to help keep the atmosphere festive, everyone is encouraged to wear their favourite garb from these islands in the Pacific. The market will be held at 400 Main Street North, and admission will be free.
The planners explained that there will be an extensive list of vendors on site, and a wide assortment of goods will be available for purchase. To keep the excitement levels high, there will be themed music playing and the decor will be bright and vibrant. It will be open for browsing for five hours, and those who are interested can drop in at any time.
Along with the rest of the fun, the planners have invited Airdrie food trucks to set up shop for the day. Operators of a mobile eatery can order everything from printed menus to custom drink ware with an eatery’s logo design from a local printing services provider.
This chance for Airdrie residents to enjoy a taste of the Hawaiian islands will begin at 4:00 pm on August 24th. A list of the types of items that will be available as well as other details can be found on its online listing.
The organizers of the shopping party explained that it will have a Hawaiian theme, and to help keep the atmosphere festive, everyone is encouraged to wear their favourite garb from these islands in the Pacific. The market will be held at 400 Main Street North, and admission will be free.
The planners explained that there will be an extensive list of vendors on site, and a wide assortment of goods will be available for purchase. To keep the excitement levels high, there will be themed music playing and the decor will be bright and vibrant. It will be open for browsing for five hours, and those who are interested can drop in at any time.
Along with the rest of the fun, the planners have invited Airdrie food trucks to set up shop for the day. Operators of a mobile eatery can order everything from printed menus to custom drink ware with an eatery’s logo design from a local printing services provider.
This chance for Airdrie residents to enjoy a taste of the Hawaiian islands will begin at 4:00 pm on August 24th. A list of the types of items that will be available as well as other details can be found on its online listing.