Posted: Tue 19th Mar 2019

Continental Street Market returns to Wrexham town centre this week!

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This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Mar 19th, 2019

A Continental Street Market showcasing cuisines from across the world will return to Wrexham town centre this week.

Over the next four days (Wednesday 20th – Saturday 23rd March) Hope Street, Regent Street and Queen Street, will play host to international themed traders selling street food, hot and cold produce and unusual craft items.

Operated by RR Events, a Liverpool based Event Management company specialising in special events and themed markets, the market will take place each day between 10am and 5pm.

It is the second time the Continental Street Market has visited the town centre, having attracted huge crowds and positive feedback during its first trip to the town in November 2018.

Cllr Terry Evans, Lead Member for Economic Regeneration, said: “This is excellent news and a further boost to the town centre economy.

“The popular market will see many visitors whilst it is here who will also be able to browse the markets and town centre.

“The market was a success when it was last here in November and it’s great to see it coming back again.”

Tomorrow also sees the first Wales International match in ten years being held at the Racecourse ground with Wales taking on Trinidad and Tobago.

During the day there will be plenty of family-friendly activities on in the town centre as well as a selection of pubs and bars showcasing the game later on in the evening, including”

– Spring Fun Fair
– Activities on in Tŷ Pawb
– Welsh Football related exhibits in the Wrexham Museum
– A showcasing of the game in various Town Centre pubs and bars



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