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Famous music venue opens London’s biggest outdoor market

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A sprawling London club complex is joining forces with a street market to establish what organizers describe as the capital’s biggest open-air vintage fair.

Drumsheds, covering 608,000 square feet, will host one of the metropolis’s biggest flea markets with over 200 vendors on June 14.

These vendors will establish pitches throughout the car park of the former Tottenham IKEA furniture warehouse, presenting an assortment of antique household furnishings, second-hand treasures, curiosities and accessories.

The site, previously an IKEA department store in Tottenham, has been redeveloped into a hub for music, arts and cultural activities.

The gathering operates from 10am until 4pm, with a £2 entry fee.

The majority of vendors accept contactless payments and arrange delivery for bulkier purchases. The market caters to all ages, allowing free admission for anyone under 16. Catering services are provided on location by Kerb.

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