Park Lane Market Glasgow – Southside pop-up market
Park Lane Market is situated in the Southside of Glasgow. It's the perfect spot to meet the locals and discover some cool art and support local businesses.
The Pop Up Market takes place every first and last Sunday of every month, usually between 11:00 and 16:00. This is one of my favourite local markets, as it situated by Queen's Park. It's my go to after visiting the park to get a nice coffee and a bite from one of the local food stalls. I have discovered so many nice food spots through the Market and it's a great spot for inspiration for any creative minds out there!
They have so many different stalls, and you can find so many great gift ideas or just different souvenirs directly from the city's locals; from upcycled items to original crafted products and even plants, the market has something for everyone!
There are also some cool murals made by local artists, the perfect background for your next profile picture!
Make sure to visit their social media account and website for their next events!
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