The Dream Train Market, a vintage pop-up featuring nine independent businesses, will take over The Bluecoat in Liverpool city centre on Saturday, November 28, offering rare fashion, handmade pieces and vintage treasures for Christmas shoppers.
Running from 11am until 5pm, the market will showcase vintage clothing, handmade designs, and retro-inspired accessories and homeware. Entry is free, and the venue is easily accessible on foot from Liverpool Central and Lime Street stations, situated next to Liverpool ONE.
Traders at the market
Among the traders is The Chain Designs, which creates small-batch clothing inspired by the styles of the 1960s and 1970s. Liverpool print designer Charlie Ann Buxton will also be showcasing her hand-drawn scarves, inspired by the bold colours and patterns of the 1960s.
The Octopus Garden will offer its colourful collection of vintage-inspired clothing made in England, alongside curated true vintage pieces from the 1960s through to the 1980s. Designer Emily Radforth will bring her blend of Renaissance influences with rock and roll style, with sustainable fashion made using repurposed deadstock and second-hand fabrics.
More stalls and music
Maiden of Psych specialises in statement pieces inspired by 1960s psychedelia, Medieval Revival, Gothic Victoriana and feminine prairie fashion. Other traders include Weirdstock, Think Molly, Carltai and Stone Home Print House.
The day will be soundtracked by vinyl records from DJs Gianna Sky and Luxury Sound Division. Dream Train Market will be at The Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX, on Saturday, November 28, from 11am to 5pm.
