Liverpool City Council recently extended the market’s stay due to popularity
Liverpool City Council has confirmed Stanley Park Market is cancelled on Wednesday, September 11. The decision comes “due to inclement weather conditions.”
The market, which began with around 50 stalls, has quickly grown to host over 100 stalls each week, offering a diverse array of goods, including fresh produce and gifts, with some traders reporting record-breaking sales. The expansion has transformed Stanley Park into a bustling hub of activity, attracting residents and visitors from across the city each week.
Stanley Park Market is expected to return next week and continue weekly until Wednesday, October 30. The market launched in July for an initial seven-week trial but has now been extended due to its popularity and success.
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On the decision to extend the market instead of making it a permanent fixture, a spokesperson for Liverpool City Council said: “Due to the success of the Stanley Park Market, the Council is committed to making it a regular feature in the city’s market calendar, with the intention of it eventually becoming permanent.
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“The extended trial will help us address any challenges during football fixtures and assess the impact of seasonal weather changes while gathering valuable feedback from traders and the local community before making any long-term decisions.
“Following the trial, the market will return next year, running from around April to October, and we’re excited to see it continue to grow.”
