This dress is blue | exhibitor applications
About
Are there clothes and accessories in your wardrobe that you’ve sent off into mental retirement, even though they could still work in more than one great outfit? Give them a second chance – bring them along and sell or swap them. Or perhaps you’re someone who prefers to touch, try on and see clothes in person before buying?
In either case, we invite you on October 10 to Grodzka 7 in Lublin for a gathering around clothes racks called “Ta sukienka jest niebieska” (this dress is blue). Admission is free for both buyers and exhibitors.
Let’s meet among the clothes racks. Clothes and accessories that have ended up at the bottom of someone else’s wardrobe can begin a second life in yours. Dresses, shirts, coats, shoes, handbags, jewellery and other accessories can find their way to someone who will see them in a completely different light.
“Ta sukienka jest niebieska” is a gathering around clothes racks, with music, coffee, trying things on, conversations and things that can move on to their next owner.
You can drop by for a moment or stay longer. Have a coffee, chat, try something on, buy it and enjoy that lovely feeling of finding a little gem.
If you’d like to join the gathering as an exhibitor, fill in the application form, and we will contact the selected applicants.
Come and see us at Grodzka 7. Browse the racks, try on something unexpected, find some inspiration. Or perhaps simply a good piece that will stay with you for longer.
Details
When: October 10, 2026 (Saturday), 11.00-17.00
Where: Workshops of Culture in Lublin, Grodzka 7 Admission: free
Exhibitor applications
When: until September 23, 2026 (Wednesday)
Registration: via the online form
Cost: free of charge, refundable 100 zł deposit
Accessibility
- The event takes place on all floors of the building at Grodzka 7.
- Read the basic accessibility information for Workshops of Culture.
- Your individual needs related to taking part in events organised by Workshops of Culture: fill in the form.
Information for exhibitors
- Let us know via the online form to reserve a spot. Applications are open until September 23, 2026. Participation is free of charge.
- Attention! Reserving a spot requires a refundable deposit of 100 zł, which will be fully returned to your account after you attend the event.
- Each exhibitor will have one clothes rack (99×135 cm) and a table (140×70 cm) for their items.
Good exhibitor guidelines
Wardrobe, not attic
We’re focusing on clothes and accessories. Dresses, trousers, shirts, coats, shoes, handbags, jewellery and accessories – yes. Books, pots, rugs and porcelain elephants – not this time.
Don’t bring random things
Bring things that you yourself would like to find at a market like this. Clean, well cared for and in good condition. If something has a flaw, tell the person who wants to buy or swap it.
Go through your wardrobe before packing
You don’t have to bring everything you no longer wear. Choose things that have a chance of making someone else happy.
Think about prices in advance
If you’re selling things, it’s a good idea to have prices ready and mark them clearly. You can also prepare bundles or items intended for swapping.
Take care of your stall
You have one clothes rack and a table at your disposal – try to use them so that the items are clearly visible and easy to browse. You don’t need a professional display. A little order and a good idea are enough.
Respect the shared space
Don’t take up additional space outside your designated spot and leave enough room for others to pass through. If you have lots of things, choose the most interesting ones.
Stay at your stall
This is a gathering, so we encourage conversations, sharing experiences and connecting with others. Don’t leave your stall unattended for a longer period of time.
Be responsible
Sales and swaps take place directly between exhibitors and visitors. The organiser does not set prices or act as an intermediary in transactions. Each exhibitor is responsible for their own items and for the transaction.
Clean up after yourself
After the event, leave your space in the same condition in which you found it. Take all your belongings, packaging and rubbish with you.
Have fun
And most importantly: your stall doesn’t have to be perfect. We want it to be varied, relaxed and full of character. What matters most are the things worth passing on and the people who want to find them.