Pop Up Vintage Fairs London: Pop Up Vintage Fairs London return to the Islington Assembly Hall, Town Hall, Upper Street, Islington N1 2UD on Sunday 11th March for their Vintage Fashion & Homeware Event. 5 mins from both Highbury & Islington tube station (Victoria Line) and Angel tube station (Northern Line). Just a week before Mother's Day you're sure to find that perfect vintage gift amongst the 40 stalls selling designer & affordable vintage fashion for ladies, gents & children, plus vintage accessories, jewellery, homeware & furnishings. Relax after shopping in our Pop Up Vintage Tea Parlour with delicious vintage teas and cakes. Stop by the Vintage Beauty Parlour for a retro hair & makeup makeover, whilst sipping cocktails from Alchemist Dreams! 1940s Style Pin Up Annie Andrews will be entertaining us with some live vintage songs. The perfect place to spend your Sunday ' Vintage Style!
Doors open 11 am - 4 pm.
Admission £3 per adult, £2 NUS.
10.30-11.00 Earlybird Trade Entry £5.
For further details phone 07716 295998
Email info@popupvintagefairs.co.uk, or visit www.facebook.com/popupvintagefairs
Pop Up Vintage Fairs London at Islington Assembly Hall in Islington, Greater London on Sunday, 11 March 2012.
For more information about Pop Up Vintage Fairs London, please contact 07716 295998, or see event details on the left.
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