The madness of the markets of lifestyle heads south and debuts in Faro, this Saturday, the 4th, with MAD PopUp Market, a fashion, craft and design market taking place at Fábrica da Cerveja in Vila-Adentro, from 11:00 to 19:00, with free entry.
LOBO Apparel, Bioco Tradition, Bespoke Lisbon, Paparina, Mio, Pura, Prata Preto, Bastardus are some of the brands that will be present at MAD PopUp Market.
Its offer ranges from fashion and accessories for men and women, through jewelery and costume jewelry, to products as specific as leather aprons for bartenders! Brands of items for children or craft and design items can also be purchased in the market.
The organizers who decided to bring this concept to the Algarve stress that “the MAD PopUp Market aims, on the one hand, to present these brands and these creatives, with immense quality, to new audiences and, on the other hand, to place Faro on the national map of Fashion, Crafts and Design events”.
The event thus has actions aimed at attracting different audiences. At 11:15 am, an informative event on BabyWearing will take place, in partnership with Slingocoisas e Barrigas na Água, aimed at pregnant women, moms and dads who want to better understand the importance of the lap and the ergonomics of baby carriers.
With this audience in mind, the event will be prepared with a “car park for trolleys”, changing facilities and a breastfeeding corner.
On the other hand, thinking of those who like to relax and enjoy the Algarve sun with a glass in hand, the market has a bar and terrace area decorated by Coração de Papel.
For all cake lovers, not forgetting the line and food preferences, there will be sugar-free and vegan options.
An exhibition of vehicles and a DJ Set will dynamize another space in the Factory, during the MAD PopUp Market.
The event will create a digital catalog – MAD BOOK – to be distributed by Algarve trade and business associations, which are partners of the event, aiming to foster new business and partnerships between the brands present at the event and establishments in the region.
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