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06 Sept 2025
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Toales Bar on Crowe Street
Since February, the Toales And Kitsch Bitsch Alternative Market has been delighting the community with its unique stalls and top-notch food vendors. Every month, they donate their proceeds to a local charity or cause, and this month it's for suicide prevention.
Despite their dedicated core group of returning customers, many people still don't know about the market.
They offer something for everyone, from skincare and artwork to vintage clothing, books, doggie treats, and jewelry.
Join them on the first Saturday of every month, from 12pm to 5pm at Toales Rock Bar and Venue.
They're also planning exciting events like a pop-up shop with local tattoo artists and "cringe" photoshoots.
The market will take place in Tolaes tomorrow, Saturday 3rd from 12pm to 5pm.
They’re always looking for unique vendors. Interested parties can contact them at kitschbitschire@gmail.com.
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