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City After Dark Markets returns to Reddacliff Place on Friday 27 November, with 70-plus traders, a pop-up bar, live music and free entry.
Brisbane's CBD is staying up late on Black Friday. City After Dark Markets returns to Reddacliff Place on Friday 27 November, turning the George Street square into an after-work destination of food, drinks, live music and shopping from 4pm to 9pm, with free entry.
More than 70 curated food, artisan and boutique traders will set up for the night, alongside a pop-up bar pouring Aperol Spritz and local drinks. The street food line-up is drawn from some of south-east Queensland's best vendors, with everything from global flavours and gourmet comfort food to indulgent desserts.

The City After Dark Markets artwork. Supplied.
Timed for Black Friday, the organisers pitch it as a local alternative to traditional retail, with artisan makers and boutique retailers selling unique Christmas gifts.
It follows a successful debut and arrives as Brisbane looks to build up its night-time economy ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. "Brisbane has all the ingredients to create an incredible after-dark culture," says Goodwill Projects Managing Director Mark Power.

Supplied by Brisbane City Markets.

Supplied by Brisbane City Markets.
City After Dark Markets
Brisbane City Markets (supplied)
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