Find the perfect gift for Mother’s Day!
Magnolia Square is a modern market square where Design, Art & Craft collide. The market is a two to three day POP UP space bursting with creativity and inspiration and of course beautiful and gorgeous things to buy. At the Magnolia Square you will find products from Art, craft, Fashion, Jewellery, textile, home ware, gift ware, food and more.
Are you looking for a gift for mother’s day. Well the good news is you don’t have to look further. Just come to Magnolia Square market at Malvern Town hall and do all your shopping there. Come and bring along your family and friends too. It’s always fun to shopping with someone.
“Magnolia Square is a curated market place showcasing the creative talent of independent artists, designers and makers from around Australia. As the originator of design orientated pop up retail in Melbourne, Magnolia Square’s concept is truly authentic, unique and continually evolving. Managed by a small and passionate team who care very much about promoting creativity in every guise, each event is carefully curated to bring together a cohesive group of artists, designers and crafts people at the top of their game. Often likened to a high end trade show, Magnolia Square is three days of experiential retail at its best”.
If you’re an Artist or a Designer and your interested in participating as a retailer at a Magnolia Square event we’d strongly encourage you to come along to one of the events and see for yourself what Magnolia Square is all about. To find out about becoming a retailer please email office@magnoliasquare.com.au or file in the application form here
So, if you happen to be in Melbourne between 6 – 8 December come along and get your Christmas shopping sorted right there. it’s definitely well worth a visit.
Please leave us a comment if you’ve been to the show… we’d love to know what you think
EVENT INFORMATION
Venue
Malvern Town Hall | 1251 High Street, Malvern | Corner Glenferrie Rd & High St |
Admission
There is no admission fee.
Parking
There is a small carpark at the back left side of the Malvern Town Hall, located behind the Police Station. Access this carpark from the laneway next to the Police Station off Glenferrie Road. Two hour parking limits apply. There are also a small number of carparks on the other side of the oval next, near the Library.
There is metered parking available along Glenferrie Road and High Street.
There is free all day parking in many of the surrounding streets including Haverbrack Ave & Spring Rd. These are approx 5 minutes walk from the Town Hall.
Banks & ATM’s
The Malvern Town Hall is nestled in a busy shopping precinct and banks & ATM’s are only a short stroll away.
ANZ Bank | 150 Glenferrie Rd Malvern |
NAB | 84 Glenferrie Rd Malvern |
WESTPAC Bank | 156 Glenferrie Rd Malvern |
Eftpos & Credit Card Facilities
The vast majority of Designer Makers at the event have eftpos & credit card facilities, including the cafe. You are welcome to ask us about the payment methods accepted by specific vendors. Ask here.
Access for those with a disability
Disabled access is provided via the main entrance to the venue.
Public Transport
Trams 69 (Glenferrie Rd) and 6 (High St) provide convenient public transport access. Both Armadale and Malvern train stations connect with theses tramlines.
Taxi from Melbourne Airport, Tullamarine to Malvern
The taxi fare is approximately $60. Allow 30 – 45 minutes travelling time.
Public Toilets
Public toilets are located in the front foyer of the Malver Town Hall and also in the back entrance, behind the Banquet Hall.
Cafes & Restaurants
Magnolia Square runs a cafe during the entire event in the Banquet Hall, located just off the main hall. There are many cafes & resturants located in close vicinity to the Town Hall including Giorgio’s diectly opposite.
Prams
Prams are certainly welcome but at peak trading times the aisles can become conjested and a baby carrier (if appropriate) might be easier. Prams can be parked in our foyer area. We ask that shoppers with prams are mindful of not cutting off access into stands.
Peak Trading Times
Opening night is always busy but great fun (especially with a glass of champagne in hand!!). The mornings can also be hectic but it tends to slow down around lunch time and school pick up time.
