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Market Scene Christmas and a very Happy New Year to market lovers across Edinburgh!
Welcome to Market Scene 28 page magazine! Focusing on the incredible array of produce available at markets across Edinburgh, this 2nd edition we also made a visit to Bowhouse Market in Fife. The market family brings authenticity, with no middleman, an opportunity to buy directly from the makers, food producers, designers, artists. Thus supporting them to live their independent lifestyle whilst buying produce which has mostly been made locally or sourced ethically.
The market scene is very happening and never more than in 2022, with the demise of big retail, markets are thriving and numbers of visitors to the markets are up. Markets are so much more than consuming... with the open atmosphere, the array of produce, the smells and hustle and bustle, the chatter, the kindred spirit between traders and their loyal customers, the warmth and welcome. To see where and when markets are taking place, visit this latest edition of Market Scene by clicking here.
The market scene is very happening and never more than in 2022, with the demise of big retail, markets are thriving and numbers of visitors to the markets are up. Markets are so much more than consuming... with the open atmosphere, the array of produce, the smells and hustle and bustle, the chatter, the kindred spirit between traders and their loyal customers, the warmth and welcome. To see where and when markets are taking place, visit this latest edition of Market Scene by clicking here.
The first 28 page edition of the magazine, launched 2021, showcased the individuality and history of the markets in and around Edinburgh.
Market Scene included producer spotlights, meeting Michele and Gabriela from Tipico; Edinburgh Farmers’ market 21st birthday celebrations; local market heritage and a trip up north; as well as a free map with times, dates and locations. The feature also looked at famous bagpiper, Lou Marshall, and her piping travels, as well as her favourite markets, and a catch up with celebrity chef, Tony Singh MBE, to find out more about his newly-opened food enterprise, Radge Chaat. We also covered a visit to Exclusively Highlands and their amazing markets in woods and castle locations.
10,000 print copies were distributed across Edinburgh, available to pick up at the markets as well selected independent shops, travel hubs and hotels, guest houses.
See Facebook: @marketsceneedinburgh for more details, and to submit photos and to view Market Scene Magazine here
"Essential Edinburgh are, as always, supportive of markets and events that drive footfall and create interest in our city centre. LocalMotive Markets have delivered both of these successfully on Castle Street over a number of years and are now part of the fabric of the city centre offering. We look forward to continuing our partnership in the years to come"
Roddy Smith, Chief Executive Essential Edinburgh
Producer, Sarah Allen, Slaped Toasties, said: “The magazine is great; it’s a huge platform to help promote a small business out to a wider public audience. Most people are trying to actively support small independent businesses and this magazine is a great way to do this.”
Artisan producer, Jonny Amos, Gecko Gifts, added: “A magazine like this is long overdue and it is an all-inclusive spotlight on all traders and operators. A positive addition to Edinburgh’s publications.”
Press Release 13 September Interwoven PR
http://www.allmediascotland.com/media-releases/145646/media-release-new-edinburgh-market-scene-magazine-launches-this-week/
Market Scene included producer spotlights, meeting Michele and Gabriela from Tipico; Edinburgh Farmers’ market 21st birthday celebrations; local market heritage and a trip up north; as well as a free map with times, dates and locations. The feature also looked at famous bagpiper, Lou Marshall, and her piping travels, as well as her favourite markets, and a catch up with celebrity chef, Tony Singh MBE, to find out more about his newly-opened food enterprise, Radge Chaat. We also covered a visit to Exclusively Highlands and their amazing markets in woods and castle locations.
10,000 print copies were distributed across Edinburgh, available to pick up at the markets as well selected independent shops, travel hubs and hotels, guest houses.
See Facebook: @marketsceneedinburgh for more details, and to submit photos and to view Market Scene Magazine here
"Essential Edinburgh are, as always, supportive of markets and events that drive footfall and create interest in our city centre. LocalMotive Markets have delivered both of these successfully on Castle Street over a number of years and are now part of the fabric of the city centre offering. We look forward to continuing our partnership in the years to come"
Roddy Smith, Chief Executive Essential Edinburgh
Producer, Sarah Allen, Slaped Toasties, said: “The magazine is great; it’s a huge platform to help promote a small business out to a wider public audience. Most people are trying to actively support small independent businesses and this magazine is a great way to do this.”
Artisan producer, Jonny Amos, Gecko Gifts, added: “A magazine like this is long overdue and it is an all-inclusive spotlight on all traders and operators. A positive addition to Edinburgh’s publications.”
Press Release 13 September Interwoven PR
http://www.allmediascotland.com/media-releases/145646/media-release-new-edinburgh-market-scene-magazine-launches-this-week/
Showcasing some of the diverse quality products found at the markets in each edition
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Three page map spread in each edition to show where and when markets taking place across Edinburgh
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Meet the independent business people that trade at markets across Edinburgh. This first edition we meet Michele and Gabriella from Tipico
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