2Dec/09Off
Frankfurt Market Back in Birmingham
A few weeks ago the German Market arrived in Birmingham - Christmas is officially here! Selling the usual trinkets, toys, gifts, food and drink, the market has already drawn huge numbers and we've only just entered December.
Despite the price rises there seems to be a friendlier, more jovial atmosphere at the market this year, perhaps people getting into the festive spirit after a troubled year?
There had been complaints from local publicans that the market takes trade away. But what happens when the market closes at 9pm? People make their way to the pubs!
The market is open from 10am - 9pm every day until 23rd December.
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December 2nd, 2009 - 20:50
and this in the city that “banned” Christmas and replaced it with Winterval!
IF you’re daft enough to believe the tabloids.
December 4th, 2009 - 14:52
I think the big “HAPPY CHRISTMAS BIRMINGHAM” lights strewn across the Council house put that one to bed
December 6th, 2009 - 17:12
Despite the price rises there seems to be a friendlier, more jovial atmosphere at the market this year.
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