Eat, Shop and Mingle at Makati Street Market

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Loyal patrons of the annual Legazpi Sunday Market are in for a treat as GeiserMaclang Marketing Communications and the organizers of the successful Sunday street souk, as well as Alveo, opens Makati Street Market for 4 successive Sundays starting September 23, 30, October 7 and 17.    This soon-to-be mecca of weekend shoppers is an elevated version of the successful Legazpi Sunday Market which has run for seven (7) years and showcased, among others, international cuisines, organic finds, hand-made products, green items, and local products.



This undertaking is in line with the campaign of Ayala Land Inc.  (ALI) which is Make it Happen! Make it Makati! and the local government to cater to the ever-changing lifestyle of the dynamic denizens of the city.    The location of the market is highlighted as a lifestyle spot for the present breed of creative denizens because of the array of bars, shopping spots, museums and concept stores located in the area.





The resounding success of Legazpi Street Market was not a fluke, even if Makati already teems with dining and shopping spots and it is expected to be enhanced by the amplified Makati Street Market.  This exceptional lifestyle concept will further strengthen Makati's dynamism as an ideal address for today's evolving urbanites, as well as the flourishing businesses of the fast-growing entrepreneurial community of the city.


The Makati Street Market is located at the Legazpi Park in Makati City. The pocket events will run for four Sundays (September 23, September 30, October 7 and October 14), from  7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Interested sponsors may contact 0917-521-4624 or makatistreetmarket@gmail.com




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