Afrikan Market Leeds is back this March 29th, bringing a vibrant celebration of African and Caribbean culture to the Leeds Caribbean & African Centre. Running from 11am to 5pm, this free-entry market is a must-visit for anyone looking to support Black-owned businesses, discover unique handmade goods, and immerse themselves in a rich cultural experience.
Expect an exciting mix of:
🛍️ Market stalls selling fashion, accessories, skincare, and crafts
🍛 Delicious African & Caribbean food to tantalise your taste buds
🎶 Live music & entertainment bringing the atmosphere to life
💬 Workshops & networking opportunities to connect and learn
Afrikan Market Leeds is more than just a market—it’s a movement dedicated to building communities through business. Whether you’re looking for unique finds, want to support local traders, or simply soak up the vibrant energy, this is the place to be!
📍 Venue: Leeds Caribbean & African Centre, 10 Laycock Place, LS7 3JA
📅 Date: Friday 29th March 2025
⏰ Time: 11am – 5pm
🎟️ Entry: Free
For more details or to book a stall, visit the Eventbrite page or email afrikanmarketleeds@gmail.com.
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