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Stalls will line central city streets on Saturday for the popular market which is expected to be very busy, as seen here in 2021. PHOTOS: ODT FILES
The event, which returns after a hiatus last year due to the Covid-19 restrictions, will fill the central city from 10am-4pm with thousands of bargain hunters browsing through hundreds of stalls.
A Dunedin City Council spokesperson said the event would look a little different this year, with no stalls in Bath St.
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The crowd around the Octagon during the 2021 Thieves Alley market day. The event is set to return on Saturday.
There will also be a range of live musical performances on George St and in the upper Octagon, and a kids zone on Princes St, near the Octagon, offering a science show and experiments from Otago Museum.
Southern Football will be running fun football activities on the grass in the upper Octagon, including a football juggling competition and other tricks and flicks.