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Craft and Gift Fairs, Bakewell

Craft and Gift Fairs/Events that are held at least once a month at Bakewell Town Hall, from March to December. The majority of stalls sell a variety of quality handmade crafts/arts and products...[more]

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Haddon Hall Mercatum

The highlight of the year is the Haddon Hall Winter Mercatum, a chance for you to view Haddon Hall in its seasonal splendour whilst shopping with the county's finest artisans and makers. Not to be missed.

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Chatsworth Christmas Market

Get ready to embrace the festive spirit at the enchanting Chatsworth Christmas Market, running from 7th November to 13th December 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of Chatsworth House, this magical event brings together over 100 artisan stalls, offering unique gifts, handcrafted decorations, and delicious seasonal treats. Stroll through the twinkling lights, enjoy live music, and warm up with mulled wine or roasted chestnuts as you explore the festive wonders. With fairground rides, Santa’s grotto, and the spectacular Chatsworth estate adorned in its Christmas finery, it’s the perfect way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. Don’t miss this beloved festive tradition in...

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Cromford Maker’s Market

A marvellous Maker’s market showcasing artisans, local producers and craftspeople with a focus on handmade products of quality. Our regular market runs 10am-4pm each third Sunday of the month in Arkwright’s historic mill yard.FIND OUT MORE

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FAB Market

FAB MarketAnother mix of food and crafts in the historic setting of Whaley Bridge canal basin and Transhipment WarehouseOur monthly market is inside and outdoors. Not to be missed.Don’t forget our book and coffee shop upstairs.FIND OUT MORE

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Craft and Gift Fairs, Bakewell

Craft and Gift Fairs/Events that are held at least once a month at Bakewell Town Hall, from March to December. The majority of stalls sell a variety of quality handmade crafts/arts and products...[more]

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Leek Artisan Market

The Leek Artisan Market offers two fantastic locations:Inside the Trestle Market HallThe beautifully restored Trestle Market Hall hosts 30 talented artisan traders, alongside permanent food vendors, creating a vibrant indoor atmosphere.Onto the High StreetAn additional 20 outdoor stalls, including street food vendors, line the high street. The market hall's entrance connects directly to the town centre, creating a bustling feel in the heart of Leek.Leek Market Hall is a hive of creativity and the beating heart of the town. Its ethos of supporting independent, small businesses aligns perfectly with the mission of Independent Street.

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Haddon Hall Mercatum

The highlight of the year is the Haddon Hall Winter Mercatum, a chance for you to view Haddon Hall in its seasonal splendour whilst shopping with the county's finest artisans and makers. Not to be missed.

Markets and Shows Events

Chatsworth Christmas Market

Get ready to embrace the festive spirit at the enchanting Chatsworth Christmas Market, running from 7th November to 13th December 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of Chatsworth House, this magical event brings together over 100 artisan stalls, offering unique gifts, handcrafted decorations, and delicious seasonal treats. Stroll through the twinkling lights, enjoy live music, and warm up with mulled wine or roasted chestnuts as you explore the festive wonders. With fairground rides, Santa’s grotto, and the spectacular Chatsworth estate adorned in its Christmas finery, it’s the perfect way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. Don’t miss this beloved festive tradition in...

Markets and Shows Events

Craft and Gift Fairs, Bakewell

Craft and Gift Fairs/Events that are held at least once a month at Bakewell Town Hall, from March to December. The majority of stalls sell a variety of quality handmade crafts/arts and products...[more]

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