(Photo courtesy of Walkerville Brewery)After cancelling last month's Walkerville Distillery District Night Market because of the weather, organizers will try again Friday night.
The first Walkerville Distillery District Night Market opens at 5 p.m. on Friday on Argyle Road.
Those who go can buy unique gifts at the vendors' market, get dinner at one of the food trucks, and, of course, enjoy some beer.
Argyle Road is closed for the event.
The next two night markets on the schedule are on August 29 and September 26.
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