Bustler Market announce the home of street food in Derby for this summer @bustlermarket
Published On Friday 19 May 2017 by Sticky Beak
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The team behind Bustler Market are excited to announce that Riverlights will host the monthly event for summer 2017. Two units adjacent to the river gardens will be used, bringing vibrancy back to the banks of the River Derwent.
Currently undergoing transformation, the double-height space will showcase the best of the region’s independent street food traders in an exciting and previously unseen venue.
“We are thrilled to be working with Riverlights this summer as we believe this is an exciting opportunity to showcase a beautiful and currently under-used part of the city.” said Liv, Owner of Hide Burger Bar and Director of Bustler Market.
“The space is really impressive and quite unexpected when looking at it from outside, people will be amazed when they come through the doors. It works perfectly in catering for all our ideas of what a fantastic street food market should be, and we know what we have in store will not disappoint.”
There will be 8 different food traders, a specialist cocktail trader, and a huge bar which will be stocked exclusively by Thornbridge and Darley Abbey Cider alongside wine, spirits and soft drinks.
Entertainment will be available with beer pong tournaments and table football available, whilst music will be provided by outstanding local DJs.
A special competition is currently running on the social media pages for Bustler Market, offering one attendee the chance to win a £50 bar tab. Please see social media for details.
The traders currently on the bill are Holy Cow by Hide, Richi Blues, Deckards, Wonky Table, Italian Stallion, Dukkah, Frank Corn Dogs, Roberts Bros Noted Ices and Trailer Made Cocktails.
On behalf of Derby Riverlights, Mark Holmes, Asset Manager at Moorfield Group said: “We’re delighted to be hosting Bustler Market and look forward to welcoming all visitors to enjoy Riverlights unique waterfront setting.”
The first Bustler Street Food Market will open it’s doors on Saturday 27th May 2017, and will be open all day from 12pm until 11pm.
Entry is free before 5:00pm and £2 thereafter.
For more information please visit www.bustlermarket.co.uk, or Facebook @bustlermarket,Twitter @bustlermarket or Instagram @bustler_market
About Bustler Market
Bustler is an independant street food event which is a collaboration between Blok Knives, Hide Burger bar and Love Derby.
The Bustler team is made up of Liv Pritchard from Hide, Ben Edmonds from Blok, Stuart Costen from Love Derby and Tom Erskine.
Since acquiring Derby Riverlights in May 2015, Moorfield Group on behalf of owner Moorfield Real Estate Fund III has focused on ensuring the scheme becomes a key retail and leisure destination and making sure Riverlights looks the part. For more information visit www.derbyriverlights.co.uk, or Facebook @DerbyRiverlights or Twitter @RiverlightsUK
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