Marketing towards a twilight crowd
Head on down to the Dalby Show Society Twilight Markets.
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FINDING the mornings are too hot to get out and about? Or are you making use of the warm early hours to
get chores done at the weekend?
Do not let those things stop you from heading to the markets.
The Dalby and District Show Society markets are moving back to their twilight schedule to make use of the longer days.
From 3pm tomorrow, a selection of stalls will be open in the Knox Pavilion.
Show committee member Nicole Collins said coming to the markets helps to support the Dalby Show Committee to be able to put on the show each year in April.
"It's a good chance for people to come along and see what local people are selling,” Mrs Collins said.
Do you have wares you want to sell at the markets?
No worries.
For sellers, Mrs Collins said the markets provide the opportunity for people to sell unwanted items or handmade wares.
There will be food for sale and, weather permitting, a jumping castle for the kids to enjoy.
Sites at the Dalby and District Show Society Twilight Markets are still available.
Phone Mrs Collins on 0427761423 to secure your spot. There is a $10 site fee.
To get to Knox Pavilion, enter the Dalby Showgrounds via Wilkes St.
Originally published as Marketing towards a twilight crowd
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