A string of small businesses are to set up shop in Carlisle.
Over the next few months, The Lanes Shopping Centre will be welcoming a string of businesses to its pop-up space.
The line-up includes local businesses Fairy Sawdust, Manor Barn Organics, Spot and Bear Interiors, JK Photography, Natural Collective and Soluna Wax.
Fairy Sawdust
It will host a two-week pop up from March 7 to March 20 selling a range of wooden garden accessories. These include planters, gnomes and fairy doors. Fairy Sawdust found great popularity with pop-up events last year and the team are positive about their pop-ups this year.
Manor Barn Organics
It will be selling a range of aromatherapy and lifestyle products in-store from March 21 to March 27. All of the products are handmade or hand-selected.
Spot and Bear Interiors
Will return to the space for one week from March 28 to April 3. There will be a range of interior products in store perfect for anyone doing a bit of spring cleaning and refreshing home decor.
JK Photography
Will join the shop swiftly after Spot and Bear for one week. From April 4 to April 10. Joanne will be transforming the space into a photography studio. You will be able to take your little one along to get photographed with a variety of backdrops to choose from. This was hugely popular at Christmas last year.
Natural Collective
Another returning pop-up will be brought to Carlisle by Natural Collective. The duo Natalie and Korin are set to transform the space with their candles and crystals. Customers will be able to find them in the space from April 11 to April 24.
Soluna Wax, Alpha Grey Art and Acantha Crystals are a collective of local businesses who will also be returning to the space, following a number of successful pop-ups last year.
Customers will be able to support these small businesses from April 25 to May 1. The Lanes pop-up is set to be taking their next lot of reservations for summer.
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