The mother-daughter team behind the popular Ten Streets Market have confirmed "with a heavy heart" that it's closing down, almost four years to the day since getting the keys to the space.
A quirky venue packed with more than 25 arts, crafts, fashion and furniture stalls, the industrial warehouse on Cotton Street quickly amassed fans thanks to its eclectic, vibrant stock, housed in a welcoming and unique setting. It was the brain-child of local entrepreneur Tina Kavanagh and her daughter, Georgia.
The mother-daughter team opened the innovative space after feeling there was a gap in the market for a creative, family-friendly hub. Now, the pair have confirmed Ten Streets Market will close its doors for good on Sunday, May 1 due to "circumstances beyond control".
