King St’s one-night-only Mother’s Day Market is back with gifts, beats and bites
King St is switching on the fairy lights and rolling out the stalls for the return of its ever-popular Mother’s Day Market – and it’s all about treating mum (and yourself while you’re at it). On Friday May 8, the Bowen Hills precinct will transform into a lively twilight destination, inviting Brisbane locals to an evening of shopping and snacking, with Mother’s Day gifting firmly in focus.
In collaboration with The Market Folk, the one-night-only market will take over the street with a curated line-up of local artists, makers and creatives. Expect hand-painted ceramics, delicate jewellery, original artworks, homewares and beautifully scented candles, with plenty of meaningful Mother’s Day gifts in the mix.
From 4:00–9:00 pm, live music will carry through the precinct as stalls spill out along the street, creating a relaxed, browse-at-your-own-pace feel. Live portraits and hands-on creative experiences will be dotted throughout, while giveaways and treats for lucky shoppers will pop up across the evening, adding a few extra surprises as you wander.
If you like to snack while you shop, you’re in luck. Enjoy street-style eats on the go as you browse, or settle in at one of King St’s favourite dining spots – from pizza at Il Verde and burgers at Super Combo to Vietnamese noodles at Xin Chao and Japanese eats at Mista Boo.
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Bring mum along to the market and let her choose something she loves, or get ahead of your Mother’s Day gifting and make a night of it with friends. Either way, there’s no need to rush this one. Do a lap and double back to discover the perfect gift – you’ll no doubt stay a little longer than planned.
The Mother’s Day Market is being held on Friday May 8 at King St from 4:00–9:00 pm. For more information, head to the King St website.
This article was written in partnership with our good friends at King St.
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