A Liverpool venue will host what is described as the city’s ‘biggest ever pop-up event’ in June with almost 50 brands showcasing their products. Tony McDonough reports
Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle will host the city’s “biggest ever pop-up event” on Saturday, June 14, will almost 50 brands joining the showcase.
BOXPARK Liverpool, located in Cains Brewery Village, is the venue for the event which will welcome a variety of Liverpool brands, including Francesca Couture and Say It With.
Others taking part also include: Dorathy & J, Muse By KMS, Luna Moda UK, The Charm Gal, Lilibet Beads, Candle Collective, Boosted, FUNNYSKIN, Confidently Support and Lola Starr Activewear.
It starts at 11am and runs until 3pm and tickets are free. Each ticket includes a welcome drink plus access to the event where they can shop each brand and enjoy live entertainment including a DJ and singer.
A number of street vendors will also provide food and drink. They include Beak Fried Chicken, Yoki Social Table, Christakis, Yum Cha, Shake? and Simply Salt N Pepper, plus its new addition; pizza and pasta specialist Rock N Rogue.
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Joel Lee, general manager at BOXPARK Liverpool, said: “BOXPARK Liverpool is an incredible venue and so it seemed fitting to host the city’s biggest pop up and welcome as many local brands to showcase their products and services as possible.
“The talent in Liverpool is undeniable and it’s fantastic to see so many businesses getting involved to connect with their audience, meet their customers and for guests to be able to shop in person with facilities to try on at BOXPARK Liverpool.
“As always, our “eat, drink, play” ethos will be at the forefront of the day with guests being able to order delicious meals from our street food vendors, as well as order their favourite drinks and enjoy our entertainment that we’re known and loved for.”
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