More small independent businesses will be given a chance to run their own town centre shop due to the continued success of the Harrogate Pop-Up.
As pop-ups continue to surge in popularity, spaces for the rest of the year are already filling fast at the store on Cambridge Street.
And a number are set to move in this spring, including a flower shop, a screen printing business and a fashion a beauty boutique.
Kiera McLaughlin, who is involved with organising the pop-up shop, said she was delighted to see so many businesses return to the space.
She said:
“It’s great to see so many local businesses take a chance on our pop-up and see success so great that they want to return.
“Our spring calendar has been immensely popular and we cannot wait to see these businesses open the doors once again. We
hope to welcome even more new faces throughout 2022.”
Freddie’s Flowers are the first to run their pop-up, from now until March 6.
Forme Prints will take over the space from March 14 – 20. Owner Nathan Dalla Riva will be offering a range of his own designed printed t-shirts, jumpers and bags.
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For one week from March 21 to 27, Tag Queen Cosmetics and House of Zana will take over the space. There will be a range of make-up and ladies clothing on offer.
Returning host Martha and Bea, which sells a range of ladies clothing and accessories, will be back in the pop-up shop from March 28 until April 3. Owner Jane has become a familiar face to those visiting the shop.
Speaking about her last pop-up, she said:
“I had a wonderful week and had some really lovely feedback from customers.”
The Dogs Bakery will then follow with a two-week stint, offering a range of dog treats in store.
And finally women’s clothing and accessories business Patricia Eve Ltd will host its first pop-up for two weeks from April 18 until May 1.
Barker Proudlove and Victoria Shopping Centre came up with the idea to rent out the outlet opposite Cafe Nero back in August.
Businesses can rent the space for between one and six weeks and the £400 weekly cost includes rent, business rates, water, electricity and furniture.
The Harrogate Pop Up will soon be launching its calendar for summer reservations. To find out more, visit the website.
