“Delicious-tasting traditional treats with an artistic touch,” says Manioudakis.

She offers a range of neon-coloured, sprinkle-dusted cookies. Local Danielle Cutajar is putting her own twist on it with Sweet Nellies. Manioudakis describes the independently run Skelter as “an exciting new street-wear label with bold graphics and an ethos entrenched in the counter-culture scene.” That translates to smart, minimalist graphic tees and hats based on the brand’s black-and-white aesthetic, peppered with splashes of tie-dye.

We asked Manioudakis for his picks of the evening Art Market. It’s all those entities combining to make this a huge thing on the Melbourne calendar.” We’ve also got a new pop-up gallery space that we’ll be activating on Friday nights, a new food truck park, and the team has given over all the corridors in the district to artists to turn into their own pop-up shops. “We’ve got space for two stages now, so we’ve got a lot more entertainment throughout the night and we can fit in more stallholders which is fantastic. “There’s so many exciting new dimensions to it,” says Manioudakis.

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