The 6th Annual
MELBOURNE
PIRATE MARKETS
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Saturday 16 September 2017 
2 pm - 5:30pm
Free entry - all ages

FEATURING:
Markets - 2pm - 5:30pm
Ancient Runes Class - 4:30 - 6:30pm
Fortune Telling - Tarot sessions from $20 

Family-friendly. Costumes encouraged!
Licensed bar. Under 18s must have parent / guardian.
​Come shop at the only Pirate Market in Melbourne and spend a mighty fine day in the colourful and rambunctious company of Pirates!
Melbourne's annual Pirate Market returns for its 6th triumphant year!

For one day only Melbourne's finest sellers of Piratical Wares come together to kit you out as a well-dressed Adventurer and Collector of Rarities!

Bring yer shipmates and a bag of gold, and come grab some bargains!
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​ARRR! WHAT KIND OF LOOT BE AT THE PIRATE MARKETS?
  • Costumes and accessories for men and women
  • Swords and weapons
  • Leather work
  • Steampunk things and strange collectibles
  • Pirate hats and fashionable items
  • Artisan crafts
  • Goblets and Skulls 
  • Belts, potions and more....
Photography by Flavio Bodrogi Photography
You are invited to dress in costume for this event!
 
Come early to visit the Melbourne Pirate Markets, or stay late for a night of sword-fighting, dancing, games and entertainment at The Buccaneers Ball (Door tickets $50).
Join this rare, special event class on Ancient Viking Runes!

ANCIENT RUNES 
OPEN CLASS 
Viking RuneSong 
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Saturday 16 September 2017

Class: 4:30 - 6:30pm
(May run a little longer)
Entry by donation * 


Our Ancient Runes teacher is international guest Lars Magnar Enokssen.

Lars will be visiting Australia to share his knowledge and passion for Viking culture.
 
This casual, fun class will give you a unique insight into 'Galdr' - the sound of the runes.
* Your donation of $5 - $10 will be collected as a gift to thank Lars for his time and help cover his travel expenses. Your generosity is very much appreciated! :)
 
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