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Islington Square launches a Saturday market with Urban Food Fest from 1st June

Islington Square launches a Saturday market with Urban Food Fest from 1st June

This Saturday, 1st June will mark the first day of Islington Square’s weekly Saturday market in partnership with Urban Food Fest, taking place from 11am - 5pm. Visitors will find creative craft stalls and street food stalls, offering up some of the best street food around. There will be a child-friendly arts and crafts station, to entertain the little ones and plenty of seating to kick back and unwind.


To celebrate the launch of the market, on June 1st complimentary craft beers or soft drinks will be handed out with any market purchase.


Islington Square is a vibrant shopping, dining & leisure destination located between Angel and Highbury & Islington tube stations. There are lots of shops to browse, or you can visit The King’s Head Theatre for a show or the ODEON Luxe & Dine for a film.


Weekly Saturday Market at Islington Square by Urban Food Fest, 11am-5pm. From 1st June 2024.


Address: 116 Upper Street, London, N1 1AB


For more information visit www.islingtonsquare.com

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