Just like pop up shops, pop up food markets are literally popping up.
They are a cross between a farmers market and a pop up restaurant and a sit down rave. The food rodeo will see several mobile food trucks parked up in one spot.
The Long Table, in Dalston, East London, was the first to start the trend, but now its starting to grow nationwide.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/oct/12/pop-up-temporary-shops-restaurants
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Hello Barbara,
I would love to get in touch with you about a possible product review of the Pixum Photo Book. If you are interested it would be lovely if you could email me and I’d provide you with further information.
Please feel free to delete this comment after reading. I just could not find an email or contact form.
Best wishes,
Nicole
Hi Nicole,
I’ve emailed you via the website as you did not leave me your email address. I will wait to hear from you.
Barbara
An interesting concept Barb. I wonder if they pop down to NZ?
I bet they will 🙂