Rose Street Artists' Market - Postponed

TO OUR MARKET COMMUNITY:

It's with tremendous sadness that last night, we made the decision to close our markets until such time that it's safe to resume. It is absolutely clear to us that this is the right thing to do.

Since 2003 the market has been a beacon of happiness for not only Adam and myself, but also Melbourne's art and design community. An outlet to sell, share, grow, laugh, collaborate and join in the vibrant Rose Street Market community. It's our family.

There's no doubt we're confused, anxious and apprehensive about what comes next. I can count on one hand the number of days over the last 16 years that I haven't been at Rose Street on market day. But both Adam and I are also determined, emboldened and confident that we can come out of this time even stronger and continue to give our makers a platform to sell their work and get back on their feet. We're a resourceful bunch of people who will rise through adversity.

Over the coming weeks, we'll share ways you can engage with our makers from online workshops, exhibitions and sales to just sharing messages of support. In the meantime, if you are able, please continue to support Melbourne's art and design community through their online stores or perhaps just grab a market gift voucher to spend when we reopen!

If there are other ways you are able to help, no matter how small, just drop us a line.

Make no mistake, when this health emergency is over, we will be here - so keep creating, dreaming and importantly making.

Wishing you all health and happiness at this difficult time. With thanks, Christian and Adam and the whole Rose Street family

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