Local businesses were given a much-needed boost in sales over the weekend with many store holders having participated in the indoor pop-up markets.
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The markets were held at the old Readfords Motorcycles building in Victoria Street on Saturday morning from 9 am, and provided an opportunity for store holders to sell and promote their items following a long ban on markets throughout the COVID-19 lockdown phase which began in mid-March.
Participating stores included OMG Decadent Donuts Dubbo, Simply Cuteness, Roger Pinerock Garlic Hobday, IKsews, PJW Crafts, Dubbo Soy Candles, Kate Rose and Co and Erin Hall ENJO Consultant.
The event was organised and hosted by Lyndal Cook, Roger Hobday and Amy Elizabeth who said they were pleased with the number of stores who participated as well as the number of people they had coming through the markets on the day.
Participating store holders Amy Carter, Emma Tucker, Erin Hall and Paige Windsor were also pleased by the outcome and said the markets were a good opportunity for Christmas shoppers to get some early purchases in leading up to the festive season.
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