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The Arts Market @ The Cargo Shed


On one of my boredom walks a couple of weeks ago along The Strand area here in Tauranga, situtated on the edge of the waterfront is the Arts Market @ The Cargo Shed. This place opens every Saturday and allows local artists to showcase and sell their creative works of art. I intend to check it out at some point :-)

Comments

Wayne said…
There should be lots of goodies in there!
Pauline said…
The building reminds me of my uncle's produce merchant shed in Australia when I was a child. I used to think it looked like a railway station. Even now I remember the smell of potatoes and onions that lingered even when the shed was empty. I look forward to more photos from market days.
It looks definitely like a place to hang out for a while and happily. Can I copy your term "boredom walks". (Only in my own mind)
Amypie71 said…
you're more than welcome to use that phrase, it's certainly very useful :-)
Amypie71 said…
I'm glad you had some good memories of it, I'll have to pop down one weekend when it's open and check it out :-)
eileeninmd said…
A walk at the waterfront sounds nice. And I am glad the artist have a place to show off their work. Have a happy day!
Rhonda Albom said…
Sounds like a nice spot. I still haven't been to Tauranga.
betty-NZ said…
How nice to help the local artists get the work seen. It looks like the perfect place.

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