Get ready for a great day out at The BIG Summer Market, taking place this Bank Holiday Monday in Market Square Warwick. With over 70 traders showcasing a vibrant array of arts, crafts, and local produce, this market is set to be the wonderful summer shopping destination.
A Street Food Court will be serving up a mouth-watering selection of delicious food and drink. From Popcorn Chicken to Greek Chicken Gyros to sweet treats and refreshing beverages, you'll find a tempting selection to enjoy while you browse. Picnic benches will be dotted around to ensure visitors can sit down and soak up the atmosphere.
For our younger visitors, there will be a host of activities to keep them entertained! Kids can enjoy face painting, slime workshops, and there will be free balloon modelling throughout the day, ensuring smiles all around. But that's not all – the renowned Rock Choir will be performing twice during the event, bringing their signature harmonies and high energy to create an unforgettable atmosphere.
Jamie Walker of CJ's Events Warwickshire said: 'The BIG Summer Market isn't just about the event itself; it's about driving footfall to the town centre, highlighting what makes Warwick such an incredible destination, and shining a spotlight on its unique independent shops and attractions.'
The BIG Summer Market is taking place on Bank Holiday Monday, 26th August between 10am and 4pm in Market Square, Old Square and The Holloway.
For more information, please visit www.cjseventswarwickshire.co.uk --END--
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