SAUCED Night Market Hosts its First Milwaukee Market on August 11 at The Cooperage

For the first time in its nine-year history, Chicago’s favorite night market is popping up in a new city. When searching for its second city, there was one on the top of the list: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. SAUCED Night Market will bring together thirty vendors for a night of eating, drinking, and shopping at The Cooperage (822 S Water St) on Friday August, 11 from 5 to 10 p.m.

At the night market, dozens of Illinois and Wisconsin small businesses will pop up side-by-side. Vendors representing Chicago invlude Casa dell’Unknown, Chicago Queer Creations, Gathering Hands, No Wrong Answers, and Glazy Sunday Ceramics, and more. The home team will feature Fresh to Death Vintage, House of Gaud, Blu Mountain Co., Dusty Petes, Peach Beast, and more. Guests can take a break from shopping to grab a drink from The Cooperage bar. The full lineup can be found at saucedmarket.com.

More than a market, the event will also feature treats from BB Cakes and tunes from DJ DRiPSweat. “Over the years, SAUCED has had the pleasure of hosting many Wisconsin businesses at our Chicago events, and our team is so excited to bring a night market to them. Milwaukee especially is home to a vibrant small businesses community that we can’t wait to support and celebrate,” said Sarah Freeman, founder of SAUCED Night Market.

SAUCED Night Market is free to attend with RSVP and open to guests of all ages.

Date:  Friday, August 11th
Time: 5 to 10 p.m.
Location: The Cooperage (822 S Water St, Milwaukee, WI)
Price: Free with RSVP, all ages

RSVP: https://sauced-night-market-milwaukee.eventbrite.com

About SAUCED: SAUCED is a night market dedicated to emerging chefs, artists, and artisans. Founded in November 2014, SAUCED pops up from the underground to make evenings more interesting—like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with less pizza and more fancy pop tarts. SAUCED takes the traditional market format and flips it on its head with a live DJ and all-local goods taking over the city’s most exciting spaces.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. It has not been verified for its accuracy or completeness.