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Iconic Baltic Triangle venue to host market full of independent traders

The market will see art, fashion, food and drink from local businesses

[Jacaranda Baltic records and music venue ]

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Jacaranda Baltic is also home to the Sound Yard (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)

A new market is being hosted by an iconic Liverpool venue in August. The Jacaranda's Baltic Triangle venue will host the Jac of All Trades on Sunday August 9.

The market will be held in the venue's outdoor courtyard, The Sound Yard, which can be found within the Cains Brewery Village. A line-up of traders has already been announced and visitors will find goods from local artists, bakeries and craft stalls plus coffee, clothing and fashion accessories.

Among stall holders set to appear at the Baltic Triangle market are The Alt Creative, Scouse Prints, Pinbadge Wizard and Joel's Doodles.

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Jacaranda Records owns The Jacaranda in the Liverpool city centre and Jacaranda Baltic (Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo)

Food and drink will be provided from local independents including The Social Cup, The Cookie Counter and Donall's Bakery.

Organisers are still accepting applications and the market is free to trade at.

The market opens at 12pm with live music taking place from 1pm.

Shoppers will also be able to visit the Jacaranda Baltic record store and venue, known for its vinyl selection and intimate album launch performances by major artists.

The record store will be open to browse from 12pm to 5pm on Sunday and can be found at Unit 2, Cains Brewery, Liverpool L8 .

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Cains Brewery Village(Image: LIVERPOOL ECHO)

Upcoming performances at the Baltic Triangle venue include a live show from Walton-based band The Cheap Thrills.

Having performed at Liverpools On The Waterfront and Glastonbury Festival, The Cheap thrills will perform in Jacaranda Baltic on September 18 and 19 to mark the release of their new album 'keep cheap'.

The band released its 'Walton Vale' track last year as a nod to their roots, telling the ECHO: "We loved growing up on the Vale. I think that speaks for itself with the last few bits of content we put out."

Albums can be collected at the venue on the day of the event.

You can purchase tickets online.

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