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Gnalla Pop-up Plaza

Come celebrate your local community at Gnalla Pop-up Plaza at Nollamara Shopping Centre running from 1 March to 30 June.

‘Gnalla’ meaning ‘our’, is a community-driven initiative to give retailers and residents some ownership into rejuvenating a space that can be shared and enjoyed by all. 

The entrance to the carpark from Nollamara Avenue will be closed off, to offer a pedestrian friendly space for people to gather, socialise, share food and help create a sense of community. 

The City will be hosting six events throughout the month of April, which will include activities for families and young people including roving performers and workshops. 

City officers will be onsite on event days, working with the community to design a plaza at the Nollamara Shopping Centre, that reflects the community’s needs and priorities. 

Gnalla Pop up plaza

Are you a stallholder? 

We'd love to have you join in on the fun. 

Designated market spaces will provide an opportunity to build the local economy through markets and retail opportunities. This will give local businesses an opportunity to sell their products locally, expand they customer base and their business. 

Register your interest below. 

To register your stall, please complete the form.
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Getting to Gnalla Pop-up Plaza - we encourage residents to walk, ride or use public transport to get to the event as parking is limited.

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