A huge open air market that saw queues of punters lining up last year is set to return just in time for summer.
The Neighbourgood Market had its inaugural year at The Grange Club, in Stockbridge, following the nationwide lockdown in 2020.
Playing host to an array of food vendors and restaurants from the area, the market provided a safe outdoor place for locals and businesses alike.
Last year the market opened in July but this time around it will open earlier, with the organisers announcing on social media that the market would be welcoming people back from Wednesday, May 19.
While more details are to follow, if it's anything like last year then you can expect many of the city's favourite independent businesses to be there once again.
Last time around, the likes of Mana Poke Bowls, Rost, Innis and Gunn and Edinburgh Gin were all there serving up their offering to locals. Tribe Yoga also hosted a range of outdoor classes on-site.
In line with social distancing rules, the market was designed to be Covid-safe, with one-way demarcated walkways and designated circular seating zones for small groups to gather and socialise. It was also a 100% contactless site to risk the chance of transmitting the virus.
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It's not yet clear what days the The Neighbourgood Market will run on but last year it was open from Wednesday to Sunday, trading from 12-7pm.
To find out more visit: www.theneighbourgoodmarket.com
