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New pop-up music, food and drink market to open in Reading

by Staff Writer

October 4, 2021

in Arts, Featured

Market Yard will open in a former printhouse. Picture: Phil Creighton

Market Yard will open in a former printhouse. Picture: Phil Creighton

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A POP-UP INDOOR market is set to open in the former Reading Post print house this November.

Market Yard, on Tessa Road, will welcome food traders, bars, live music and DJs to its venue after it was granted a licence by Reading Borough Council.

The 1,200 capacity indoor space includes three rooms and an outdoor terrace, which will be used to host music events, street food and drinks.

Market Yard at Printhouse Reading follows on from Market Yard at Hills Meadow Car Park, a pop-up outdoor market which took place in Caversham earlier this year.

Running for eight weeks initially, the venue will start by opening on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

And Wednesdays and Thursdays will be added from the end of November.

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A spokesperson for Market Yard said: “It’s fantastic that we’ve managed to secure the licence.”

“Our plan is to use it as a pop-up food market with music and live entertainment,” they said.

“We have some fantastic local food traders already lined up, and we will be rotating these weekly.”

The spokesperson explained the space is “unbelievable”.

“It is a really exciting opportunity and something we are looking to get our teeth stuck into,” they added.

“We have a really amazing decor team who will be dressing it up for Christmas from Thursday, November 25.”

Market Yard will be bring 50 new jobs.

The spokesperson said: “The hospitality industry is struggling quite a lot and it will be a great boost to the local economy.”

For more details, visit: marketyard.co.uk

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