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Eumundi’s crafty move

KNOWN for its bustling markets every Wednesday and Saturday, the Eumundi township is welcoming in spring by offering a unique ‘behind the scenes’ meet-up with its artisans, fashion designers, makers, restaurateurs and musicians.
Every Friday from 9am to 4pm for the 12 weeks of spring, this exciting addition to the cultural calendar in Eumundi will run designer wear fashion workshops, art and craft gatherings, author talks, live music and meet-the-maker opportunities.
The initiative is led by the Eumundi Chamber of Commerce and in partnership with Eumundi Combined Community Organisation (ECCO) and Experience Eumundi.
Chamber president Andrew Dudas said he was thrilled at the prospect of welcoming more locals and visitors into the town outside market days.
“Fridays will mean visitors can immerse themselves in the culture of the town, delving into the stories behind the artwork or learning how to put together a designer fashion wardrobe for Spring Carnival,” Mr Dudas said.
“Meeting the makers, visiting their studios and understanding how an item is crafted, gives the visitor an opportunity to better connect with the town, its people and the source of the products.”
The renowned Eumundi Markets regularly attract more than 10,000 visitors every market day and this ‘whole-of-town’ experience on a Friday encourages people to visit for longer and enjoy a treasured one-on-one experience.
Over 15 businesses are opening their doors each Friday and every week there is something new on offer.
Visitors can lose track of time paging through the treasure trove of rare and specialty out-of-print books, engage with makers to find that special momento or gift, learn the secrets of artisans and designers in their creative spaces, indulge the senses with delicious homemade food from local produce, as well as fare cooked by world class chefs.
Eumundi Square will host ‘Friday Style’ each Friday morning, with 90 boutique stores, workshops with designers and jewelers, fashion parades, guest speakers, makeovers, a children’s creche and model quests.
SevGen will be conducting Indigenous events, workshops, and storytelling, Artisans Gallery Eumundi will feature local artisans practicing rare and forgotten art forms with “meet-the-maker” demonstrations in the afternoon, and Berkelouw Books will present featured author presentations at 11am.
There will also be a self-guided arts trail, as well as the opportunity to explore Eumundi’s treasured heritage with a guided historical town walk by Discover Eumundi Heritage and Visitor Information Centre.
Throughout the village Pearls for Girls, Cinnabar Soul, The Real McCaul, and Maggy Mae are all offering workshop/demonstrations throughout the day.
And when you are ready to replenish and relax, a number of Eumundi’s favourite eateries are serving up special lunch menus and live music such as The Imperial Hotel, The Fig Eumundi, the Bohemian Bungalow and Hideaway Cafe.
To find out what is happening each Friday in Eumundi, visit www.experienceeumundi.com.au

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