New stallholder Julie and her daughter Charlotte joined the team on Saturday with Dollies Dungarees. Julie makes children’s reversible dungarees and coats out of bright colourful fabric, together with children’s hand crocheted toys. Sewing had always been a hobby of Julie’s but Lockdown months meant time to get the sewing machine out much more and here starts her new business!! Welcome to the market Julie
On 25th September Newport Indoor Market will be open as usual and are pleased to be a part of Newport’s 6th Fabulous Food Frenzy. Whether it’s making food, selling food or simply tasting food, this is sure to be an event you’ll want to be a part of. The event takes places from 10am to 4.30pm and features a variety of artisan producers from across the West Midlands. The market will be open for extended hours in support of the event.
Last weekend fellow stallholders bid farewell to Kerry Flavell who has been running her stall in Newport Market for just over two years. I Can Eat was a stall selling foodstuffs for those with intolerance to gluten and dairy and also vegan products. Particularly popular were her gluten free cupcakes which featured weekly on our Facebook page. We would like to wish Kerry and her family all the very best for the future and look forward to seeing her in the market as a customer
Gail from Meridian Life will be trekking up Ben Nevis to raise funds for Stamford Cats Protection where she volunteers as Social Media Coordinator. Gail said 'I've been training, however, not as much as I should have! But I'm always up for a challenge & looking forward to the amazing views I will be rewarded with!' - Click 'read more' to donate
Gail from Meridian will be delivering Mindful Yoga classes at Beaumaris Wellbeing Centre in Newport. The 6 week course is suitable for beginners and intermediates and starts 20th September. Classes are slow and mindful and include short meditation and relaxation. To book contact Gail at Meridian Life
The definition of jam is 'A thick sweet food that is made by cooking fruit with a large amount of sugar, and that is usually spread on bread'. It’s that time of year when the Country Markets stall is beautifully stocked with jams and pickles. If you have a favourite you can order in advance to ensure the supply. Lemon curd - raspberry jam - red onion chutney to name a few.
Apparently there is going to be a pandemic baby boom!! If you know someone who is expecting that bundle of joy soon, the market is the ideal place to buy that perfect baby gift. The ladies at the Country Markets stall have been busy knitting and have a great choice of blue, pink and lemon baby booties and bonnets. A knitter yourself? Don't forget to support our wool suppliers in the market.
On 25th September traders from Newport Indoor Market are pleased to be a part of Newport’s 6th Fabulous Food Frenzy. Whether it’s making food, selling food or simply tasting food, this is sure to be an event you’ll want to be a part of. The event takes places from 10am to 4.30pm and features a variety of artisan producers from across the West Midlands. Find out more at: www.allaboutnewport.co.uk
Meridian Life is now stocking some new incense sticks - a favourite being ‘Good Vibes’. Others include Violet Rosemary, Yellow Flower, Fragrant Myrrh, Karma, Green Citronella, Opium and others on request. In our world today we are thrown so much information and anxiety is created. Anxiety is on the rise and finding natural ways to find calm is important.
Well done to Pam from the Vintage Wardrobe stall in our indoor market. In return for a donation Pam provided tea and cake in aid of Kidney Research, a charity close to her heart. After two days she had raised in excess of £200!! Fantastic effort and thank you to all of our lovely customers who donated.
Bienvenidos!! PUEBLO is the culmination of ideas gathered & experiences had by English-Argentinian couple Becci & Franco whilst living and travelling in South-America & the UK. It aims to bring traditional South-American food, its story & culture to Shropshire. PUEBLO is about people and community and respect for artisan traditions. We use local produce and suppliers wherever possible & try to work in a sustainable and eco-friendly way