Silo Markets Stalls this weekend
We’re all go for
tomorrow!
Silo Markets Stalls this
weekend:
Millers Coffee Nice Blocks
Paella Pan Banger Boys Picnic Box Stumpy's Wood Fired Pizza
Torro Churros Mussel Madness MexiKai Langos Sitka Mar-Kicks
Body FX Face Painting Hunter Gatherer Whimsy Fix Poppy & Bee
Bibliographica Absolutely Alice Belle & Beau Direct2U
Ellaquaint Bohemian Hair Fathers Foxes.co.nz Reignbow Heke
Design Bliss In A Teacup
Friday 3rd of February from
5pm – late
This week at Silo Night
Markets and Cinema we present a wonderful array of food
stalls and unique wares plus the heart-warming buddy film
‘Stand By Me’. Tina Turntables provides an excellent
soundtrack to start the evening off from 5pm with over 25
stalls of food, art and craft many more including street
food & the pop up container bar. As the sun sets make sure
you've got a comfy spot and a tub of popcorn to watch 'Stand
By Me' (M) projected onto the majestic Silo 7. All proceeds
from the popcorn go to the charity ‘Sustainable
Coastlines’. ‘Stand By Me’ begins at 9pm.
Next Saturday 11th February from midday - 5pm The Silo Sessions featuring Hit It & Quit It: Recloose and Frank Booker Saturday February 11th at Silo Park. Midday to 5pm. Free & Family Friendly. This Saturday head out into the sun and down to Silo Park to check out sets from DJ /producers Recloose and Frank Booker, hosts of the highly acclaimed George FM radio show and club night ‘Hit It & Quit It’. They’ll be coming out of the club and into the sun this Saturday to provide eclectic sets spanning the decades and genres alike From deepest Disco, to 80's boogie and quality modern house, as well as some super special re-edits (Shhhh!).
Silo Markets will be open from midday curated by Foxes of Auckland with stalls from some of the finest local arts and crafts people plus an eclectic mix of food stalls and the pop-up container bar will also be open selling craft beer & local wine plus yummy food!
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