Hautapu Sports Club will have new neighbours at rugby’s Memorial Park this year when the popular Lions Trash n Treasure market shifts there.
The market, which has operated in the centre of Cambridge for 25 years, will move to Memorial Park to help its operate under COVID red light rules.
Main photo: Trash n Treasure has previously operated in the middle of town. Image: Cambridge Markets.
Memorial Park provides an excellent alternative venue as it is fully fenced, has only two gateways and have public toilets.
Hautapu Sports committee member Vic Clarke told Cambridge News the market had not operated since late last year because it was impossible to check vaccine passes.
However, relocating to Memorial Park would make it easier to control with one-metre distancing and the wearing of face masks.
The market is held on the second Sunday each month, from 9am till 1pm.
The first to be held at Memorial Park is planned for Sunday March 13.
Stallholders travel from around the upper North Island to sell all manner of goods and produce.
Signage opportunity
Hautapu Sports Club have a limited number of signage opportunities for businesses wanting to advertise at Memorial Park.
These signs provide promotional exposure to thousands of spectators to the park each year.
Sites are available around the Number 1 field as well as bordering the clubrooms garden.
Contact Jake – 027 971467.
Memorial Park Grounds
The Memorial Park Grounds are available for hire.
For booking inquiries, please email admin@hautapusports.com.
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