Night market back at sports club
Published 6:00am 8 January 2023
Words by Nick Crockford
Producers and makers from across the region will be at North Lakes Sports Club’s Summer Alleyway Night Market this week.
The venue’s second night market will be on Friday January 13, from 5-9pm, outside the sports club at 36-42 Flinders Way, North Lakes.
With a wide range of stalls will be food trucks, live entertainment, face painting and roaming entertainers.
Organisers are also encouraging those attending to dress up their pet to celebrate National Dress Up Your Pet Day.
There will be a $50 Petbarn gift card prize. Use the hashtag #NLSCAlleyWay to go into the draw.
Entry to the summer alleyway night market is by gold coin donation. Proceeds will go to Assistance Dogs Australia.
Those becoming a member of North Lakes Sports Club on the night can spin a wheel to win a prize.
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