The design market will be held from November 6 to 8 at the Hotel Tres Reyes to consolidate its presence in northern Spain
Pamplona will host the second edition of Poderío Market in northern Spain, which will take place from November 6 to 8 in the Salón Princesa of the Hotel Tres Reyes, located on Calle Taconera, 1. During these three days, the space of more than 500 m2 will bring together more than 30 emerging brands of women’s fashion, footwear, cosmetics, crafts, and accessories. The event, which will be open to the public from 11:00 to 20:00, will offer free admission.
This event represents the fourth stop of the market in the north of the country under the new concept ICONS, inspired by a hall of fame. The organizers highlight that Poderío Market is a consolidated event in southern Spain and that it has traveled to more than 20 cities across the national territory, reaching more than 80 editions held. The project has also begun its international expansion with an opening in Lisbon.
The offering for this edition will include a carefully curated selection of national and local brands, as well as the participation of the Portuguese brand Galrani. Other labels present at the event will be Entredós, with fashion made in Seville, in addition to By cris and Atiende, which will present their new releases to refresh the wardrobe. The organizers emphasize that the event boosts local talent and promotes responsible consumption in a space that brings together fashion, design, art, gastronomy, and music.
The organizers describe the initiative as a meeting space for creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the design sector. Regarding the reception of this format, the organizers mention: "Poderío Market proposes a different shopping experience, where visitors will be able to discover an endless number of proposals that are practically unique, far from the conventional".
After its stop in Pamplona, Poderío Market’s tour will continue with an edition planned in Vigo, thus completing its presence in different parts of Spanish geography. The proposal seeks to offer accessible experiences for all audiences, promoting local commerce and creative entrepreneurship.