Sunday.
St Patrick’s Park, Dublin 8 (north of St Patrick’s Cathedral).
The ‘Books and Browsables’ Market.
Taking place every Sunday from 11am-4pm.
Joanna writes:
Dublin City Council is calling on self-published authors to get in touch if they would like to be featured in the market in St Patrick’s Park.
It features a large selection of both new and second-hand books for long-time literature lovers and emerging enthusiasts, eager to discover the magic of storytelling.
The ‘Books and Browsables’ market regularly features self-published authors and small, independent publishers. Dublin City Council welcomes approaches from authors in that category who would like to sell and promote their work.
In addition to books, there are also lots of curiosities available to peruse in the market. From vintage maps and vinyl records to amazing antiques, retro toys and artwork, there’s plenty to capture the imagination.
A particularly environmentally-conscious element of the market comes in the form of upcycled and vintage clothing, which will be of interest to Dublin’s increasing number of sustainable fashion fans.
Complimented by a literary walk in the park, the park tearooms, toilets and a playground the market has everything for families to enjoy a day out.
So why not pop along some Sunday, browse through the market and have a listen to our resident classical piano player Javier (top)!
Pics Via Dublin City Council