Tenner Festival – Amazing £10 Offers From Your Favourite Independents In Allerton and Wavertree Throughout October
Tenner Festival will offer consumers some brilliant £10 deals on food, drink, shopping and beauty salons in Allerton and Wavertree this October.
It’s been a hugely difficult year for businesses and consumers with the ongoing complications of the Coronavirus, which has seen schemes like the Eat Out To Help Out deal become popular with diners and now residents of South Liverpool can get themselves some more great deals throughout October.
Candice Mulligan, co-owner of Bean There Coffee Shop, has decided to bring the concept of Tenner Festival to Liverpool; a popular event in the Channel Islands where they hold The Tennerfest each year, where Candice grew up.
There’s a wide range of businesses getting involved offering a range of products and services. Plants lovers will embrace the chance to get their hands on deals from Chandlers Superstore who will be selling many of their plants for £10. A Slower Space on Penny Lane are putting together a ‘plant starter kit’, while Jennifer Green’s Allerton Health Centre is creating an Autumn Self Care package. Allerton Road’s Lifestyle Collective salon will also be taking part, with their deals set to be announced soon.
Plus, many bars and restaurants in the area including East River, The Watering Can, Bloom Bar and Bistro, Evil Eye Burrito Bar, Belzan and Candice’s Bean There Coffee Shop will all have their own special £10 offers. You can find details of some of the Tenner deals by visiting the Tenner Festival Facebook Page.
Adams Apple on Allerton road are putting together vegetable boxes, whilst also working alongside the popular Instagram account Food Sounds to create recipe boxes, including exclusive Food Sounds playlists to play along whilst you are cooking and eating.
The Whitechapel Centre’s Open Door charity shop are also taking part and will be offering a rail of two items for a tenner.
For more information follow Tenner Festival on Facebook and Instagram.
