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TROU market launching in the heart of Footscray!

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By Konker Malual

Hello! Konker Malual here, the Director of T.R.O.U, otherwise known as The Rest of Us. You may have read about us in previous editions of The Westsider. We are a non-profit organisation which curates free creative workshops in various mediums for young individuals in disadvantaged communities.

We’re excited to announce the launch of the TROU Market, popping up in the heart of Footscray on Saturday, 24th May!

This new indoor market celebrates culture, creativity, and community with a curated mix of stalls featuring vintage gems, handmade pieces, art, fashion, food and homegrown brands from diverse and emerging creatives.

A fun day out for all ages, the event will also feature henna art, face painting, and live music to keep the good vibes flowing. Bring your friends, your fam, or just your curiosity — there’ll be something for everyone.

Want to be part of it as a vendor? Apply to join us in creating something special! 

Where: MetroWest Mall, 47 Paisley Street, Footscray
When: May 24th 10AM to 4PM
Free entry

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