The Local People's ever popular art markets return for another iteration next week, and it's bigger than ever as they take over the refurbished multi-storey shophouses of The Working Capitol.
In a collaboration between The Local People and the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), the upcoming art market focuses on the latter's initiative to improve productivity by way of encouraging workers to take up a second skill.
Typical of all their art markets, a vast array of food, art and retail vendors will at hand, including the likes of specialty soda makers Citizen Pop, nut butter producers The Hunters' Kitchenette, jewellery by White Feather and illustrations by Sarah Thursday.
The beer garden will at The Working Capitol will also be hosting live music performances by Jaime Wong, Amanda Tee, and a lot more.
The Art Market arrives on Apr 11 from 2pm to 8pm — more details available on the Facebook event page.
Photo: The Local People Facebook page
The Local People's ever popular art markets return for another iteration next week, and it's bigger than ever as they take over the refurbished multi-storey shophouses of The Working Capitol.
In a collaboration between The Local People and the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), the upcoming art market focuses on the latter's initiative to improve productivity by way of encouraging workers to take up a second skill.
Typical of all their art markets, a vast array of food, art and retail vendors will at hand, including the likes of specialty soda makers Citizen Pop, nut butter producers The Hunters' Kitchenette, jewellery by White Feather and illustrations by Sarah Thursday.
The beer garden will at The Working Capitol will also be hosting live music performances by Jaime Wong, Amanda Tee, and a lot more.
The Art Market arrives on Apr 11 from 2pm to 8pm — more details available on the Facebook event page.
Photo: The Local People Facebook page