Midcentury Markets comes to Penny Lane Church Liverpool!
TICKETS
Early Bird entry from 10:30am - £4
Standard entry from 12pm - £3
Under 12s free (no ticket required)
WHEN AND WHERE?
Saturday 21st June
10:30am - 4pm
St Barnabas Penny Lane Church, Smithdown Place, Liverpool, L18 1LZ
St Barnabas Church of Penny Lane holds an extraordinary place in music history, closely associated with the 1950s and 60s and notably, with the Beatles. Paul McCartney once served as a choirboy at St Barnabas Church, situated in the heart of Penny Lane, a legendary street immortalized by the Fab Four.
We’re really excited to be returning to Liverpool’s iconic Penny Lane Church with our fantastic homeware event. Liverpool boasts a fantastic vintage scene, and we’re proud to have the opportunity to contribute to it.
WHAT TO EXPECT?
Midcentury Markets is a haven for furniture lovers, home décor enthusiasts, and vintage collectors, focusing on interior trends and styles that span the decades from the 1940s to the 1970s. The exciting event will feature an impressive lineup of specialist traders from all over the UK, showing their unique wares amidst a backdrop of nostalgic music and refreshments.
Explore a treasure trove of authentic midcentury pieces, meticulously curated including items from brands such as Hornsea, G-Plan, Ercol, Knoll and Eames. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a design enthusiast, or simply looking for unique home decor, Midcentury Markets offers something for everyone. It’s an opportunity to connect with fellow vintage lovers, discover timeless pieces, and celebrate the enduring appeal of midcentury design.
Join us for a day of nostalgia, discovery, and timeless style at the Midcentury Homewares and Collectables Market. We look forward to seeing you there!
WANT TO TRADE?
If you would like to trade at this event please contact us at 
hello@midcenturymarkets.com
 or submit an application 
here.
WANT TO WORK WITH US?
We will need steward and promotional staff to help us run the event on the day! If you're interested in working with us then send your CV along with the city of the event to hello@midcenturymarkets.com
PLEASE NOTE:
Any products displayed in images are used for advertising purposes only and are not guaranteed to be sold at events. We schedule our adverts weeks in advance and therefore cannot guarantee which traders will be attending each event.
CAN'T MAKE IT THIS TIME?
We’ll be back soon! Follow us on instagram or facebook 
here
 to stay in the loop and find out about any upcoming markets!
Information Source: Midcentury Markets | eventbrite

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