Westow Street Market - Crystal Palace - Every Sunday

By westowstreetmarket
August 1, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 1, 2014

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Posted August 1, 2014

Westow Street Market was launched in June 2014 and since then has been a successful weekly venture. We are now re-launching our market to make it more diverse and fun.

We invite Vintage enthusiasts and their families to join us for a day out on August 3-rd, 2014.

Market opening hours are - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

We have loads of fun planned for the day:

- Live music;

- Graffiti artists working on site;

- Dj - With retro and classical music;

- Making of recycled furniture from old wine port and brandy crates on site.

More information on westowstreetmarket.com

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