One of Dublin's most popular tourist attractions is set to host a Christmas market this month.
The Guinness Storehouse will transform into the magical "Winter Village" with an exciting line-up of arts, crafts, and much more.
This is your chance to support local businesses who have been struggling due to the pandemic.
The Dublin spot has teamed up with The Locals to give these amazing Irish brands a place under one roof to sell their incredible products to shoppers this Christmas.
Winter Village will run between Wednesday to Sunday for a month starting tomorrow. Entry is free and subject to availability.
From crafts and jewellery to prints and quirky cards, apparel and homewares to confectionery and decorations, there is something for everyone. Among those setting up shop across the Winter Village include Grand Grand, Fresh Cuts Clothing, Jam Art Factory, NIM and Potty Mouth.
For those that are feeling a little peckish during their visit, Lilliput Stores and the SamboAmbo will be on-site creating festive favourites from sweet treats to bubbling cheese toasties, or you can book a table at one of the Storehouse eateries 1837 Bar & Brasserie and Arthur’s Bar who will be serving up delicious comfort food including their brand new 1837 X Kish Fish sustainable Irish seafood pie.
Visitors will be given a postcard to send anywhere in the world and these extraordinary Christmas cards each offers a complimentary visit to the Guinness Storehouse.
John Mahon, the founder of The Locals, said: "It’s no doubt that this year has been incredibly tough on Irish trade, especially our small, local and family-run businesses.
"Teaming up with the Guinness Storehouse this year and becoming an integral part of their Winter Village is something that will support some local creators, designers and vendors during the busiest season and it’s something that we are very excited about.”
