Free prosecco and £600 worth of prizes are up for grabs
Baltic Market will mark its sixth anniversary by throwing a five-day celebration from June 28 - July 2.
Across the five days, Baltic Market will have a pop-up BBQ from Noso, serving up South American BBQ food to bring the ultimate summer party. Free prosecco and £600 worth of prizes can also be won, including a £200 voucher for the market, a £200 bar tab and a hotel stay in 44 Renshaw Aparthotel for four people.On Wednesday, June 28, the market is offering its One Pound Gin while on Thursday, June 29, guests can enjoy half-price bottles of Prosecco.
A Mr Whippy’s Ice Cream pop-up, run by Midnight Delivery, will also be around to offer sweet treats across the party period. To wrap up the celebrations, there will be a Back 2 Back vinyl market on Sunday, July 2.
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