2024 Dates, prices and availability

Availability is updated regularly, but as space is now very limited please check first before sending any money over.

Here is the 2024 Membership Form. This needs to be completed, submitted and approved before any bookings can be made and in order to be placed on waiting lists. Please remember this is a ‘Makers Market’ so bought goods cannot be sold on, without they have been obviously and significantly subjected to the creative process. 

Download your 2024 Booking Form here, though double check availability with us before send in any money over.

Please note, new traders must also submit accurate images of what you produce and are planning to sell, with your application form, as must any returning trader who has not traded with us in the last two years.

We pride ourselves in hosting an ever-changing market that offers a wide variety of original creative work that is appealing to shoppers and gives traders a great opportunity to sell, so we place restrictions on the numbers of similar ‘trader types’ at each market, as follows:

Creative Produce (food): 4 stalls – due to the number of traders selling fabric based goods no foodstuffs with a strong aroma can be sold at our market. All stalls must have a clear point of difference to others and will need to avoid duplication.

Clothing: There must be a clear point of difference between clothing traders (i.e. no more than one person on any market selling baby wear, or black and white T-shirts)

Candles, diffusers and/or melts:  3 stalls exclusively, plus 1 further stall than can carry just candles, though not exclusively – these must be self-produced, not bought in and must carry a (Classification, Labelling & Packaging) CLP label

Jewellery: 5 or 6 Stalls – as long as they are deemed to be sufficiently different/offer a variety.

Please note: We try to ensure there isn’t too much duplication, so, for example, we wouldn’t let 4 people all selling cakes or silver jewellery on the same market either, we also reserve the right to add other restrictions, should it be considered that there is too much similarity between stallholders of other disciplines, such as prints, homewares or pet products.