Simply Gorgeous Local Handmade :: City Hall Markets TOMORROW :: Sept 14 9am-3pm

::More than just simply gorgeous local handmade!:: This Saturday Sept 14, is set to be another simply gorgeous City Hall market day. With a host of on-site happenings and extended trading until 3pm, there's every reason to make a day of it! Read on to find out more and invite your market loving friends here. This month we see the debut of over 12new indie artisans with boutique style stalls weaving through the markets, including Seven Dandelions, Harriet Jane Designs, Lady Brass andSisterhood Sewing. Take the time to meet all the amazing artisans and learn the stories behind their locally created handmade pieces. Find all your favourite City Hall Marketeers here. Visit the Ann St Foyer to see Queensland Designer, Chris Knight'sHandcrafted Outdoor Furniture Exhibition. "bespoke piece of furniture that is truly unique and as individual as you are." So bring the boys along...and grab a cuppa to luxuriate between shopping! The ever so soulful Tim Sladden returns by popular demand to the Sandgate Room! Tim seamlessly fuses acoustic, jazz and soul into what can only be described as a style of his own, and raises the bar for anyone flying under the banner of "singer songwriter". "This guy has a voice you could put in a honey jar - you have to check him out!" Nalesh Singh, Byron Bay FM. Chris Wood is a multi instrumentalist and plays piano, guitar, violin and sings. Although only 16, Chris has already toured with the Birralee Blokes in Canada and more closer to home at QPAC, Brisbane Convention Centre and Brisbane City Hall. Currently studying Jazz, his favourite artists are Ed Sheeran and Passenger so expect to be wowed when listening to Chris in the Sherwood Room! The beautifully restored Shingle Inn, will be running a take away service throughout the day. Sit and enjoy in either the Sandgate or Sherwood Rooms or have a cuppa on the run while perusing all the market stalls. To see their delicious menus or to book a table inside read on.  Don’t miss Panoramas closing soon atMuseum of Brisbane. Providing a fascinating insight into life in Brisbane over a 150-year span the exhibition features the earliest panoramic examples of Brisbane photography from 1862.  While you're there, take a tour of City Hall or the historic the Clock Tower and catch the fabulously nostalgic Light Fantastic EXPO 88 Parades Rewired. Park: King George Square Car Park for only $12 per day! Additional Parking:Brisbane City parking options Bus: King George Square Bus Station directly under the venue Train: Roma St / Central Stations. Bathrooms: Adjacent to Ann St Foyer Disability Access: Main entrance to City Hall via King George Square. Date: Saturday Sept 14 Where: In the Sandgate, Sherwood Rooms and Ann St Foyer on the ground floor of Brisbane City Hall, right next door to the Shingle Inn. Time: 9am-3pm See you all there!