Subcategories

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  Mache Kreyol

  Art, Crafts x Fashion Market

  This market area is the perfect blended space for those who are selling & displaying textiles, fashion, clothing, wearable art, handmade crafts & accessories.

  Imagine a boutique open-air market curated just to share beautiful fashion, accessories, wearable art & adornments of all kinds.

  Mache Kreyòl or Creole Market is about exploring the creative things that shape our visual identity. That cool swagger, the colourful sways, the hat tip to vintage fashions that have come back around again we've create a space not just to sell but for expression. 

  Our vision for the new Mache Kreyòl is to be an ode to the eclectic, a space for the inspirational and a doorway to the wonderful. Bring your designs, imports, collections & crafts to Mache Kreyòl.

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  Oistins x Baxter's Road

  Street Food Market

  Bring your mouth watering street food options to feed the masses.

  We all know that Oistins is famous for it's Friday night fish fry & liming spot but we're also throwing an ode back to the infamous days Baxter's Road with it's leadpipes & cutters for locals.

  The Caribbean, Africa & the Afro-Latin countries are brimming with a variety of street food options from jerk chicken, oil down, pepper pot, plantain, patties, fritters, oxtail, ital stew, jollof, acarajé... You name it, we have it and full of flavour too!

   

  Our version of Oistins & Baxter's Rd is the place to bring your grill to fill the bellies.

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  Anse x Linstead Market

  Food, Spice & Artisan Market

  Tingle those taste buds with your products of exotic fruits, imported produce, spices & flavours from across the tropical islands.

   

   

  This market area is for the homemade & homegrown artisan products, imported groceries, cakes, spices, pepper sauces, jellies, tropical fruits & veg. It is the perfect place to share your grandmother's recipes and to give people a taste of culture that they can take home.

   

   

  Share your delights as attendees walk around looking, sampling and buying that treats for that feeling of back home.

   

  We all remember the days of recipe books sitting on the shelves for the next generation to recreate what was made by those before. Trying to get that specific taste or flavour but not knowing that there was a secret slight of hand ingredient.