Cheltenham Antiques and Vintage Market
A recurring Promenade market with published dates through December. The current pitch route needs organiser confirmation.
Markets confirmed to trade outdoors, on a street, square or open pitch. Check each listing for gazebo and weather details before applying.
A recurring Promenade market with published dates through December. The current pitch route needs organiser confirmation.
The official marketplace page reports limited commercial, non-profit and community spaces for Gloucester, with catering already full.
A council application form covers four 2026 artisan-market Sundays and prices retail and food pitches by footprint. Current availability needs confirmation.
A weekly South Bristol market with up to 60 design, craft, ethical-produce and street-food stalls and a published trader enquiry route.
A monthly Promenade market for locally based artists and craftspeople. Published 2026 dates continue through October and the listing includes a trader enquiry route.
Two recurring Poole markets run by Southern Market Traders (SMT Management Consultants Limited, Co. 07168342).
A 70-plus-stall High Street market with four remaining published 2026 dates. Current trader availability needs confirmation.
A twice-monthly Promenade market for locally grown and made produce. Current trader availability still needs confirmation from the operator.
A monthly market running to a Christmas Lights Spectacular date on 29 November 2026.
A large flea market at the Royal Bath & West Showground with 250+ inside and 200+ outside stalls. Cash at the gate; no advance application needed.
Annual fair and street market run by Bridgwater Town Council — a distinct tier from Somerset Council, which runs the town's Cornhill Indoor Market.
Town-centre arts and craft market dates are published for September, October and November. Pitch availability needs operator confirmation.
Around 70 South West food, craft and design traders gather at Gloucester Quays. September and October dates remain in 2026.
A monthly indoor and outdoor artisan market with gazebo, suitcase and indoor pitch formats. Accepted makers join the booking list when suitable space arises.
A curated monthly town-centre market with rolling assessment across designer-maker, flea, food and home sections.
A 250+ trader flea and craft market. Both confirmed 2026 dates have passed with no further 2026 date published yet, so ask directly when the next one is.
A volunteer-run market at Trowbridge Town Hall. Traders must be within 25 miles and carry public liability cover (£1 million indoor, £5 million outdoor).
Monthly Sunday market in the Suffolks area of Cheltenham. No registered company found behind it — a research listing only, needing a consent-appropriate approach rather than a standard cold email.
Bristol's city-centre Christmas market on Broadmead, run by Relevention Limited (Co. 06393533).
Christmas trading across seven weekends at Gloucester Quays, run by Channell Events Limited (Co. 05944930), the same operator as the Quays' Orchard Street market.
Exeter Cathedral's Christmas market, applications via a Trader Hub — same organisation as the existing Independent Market entry, an ecclesiastical body rather than a standard Ltd/council.
Chalet applications are closed. Approved traders can book umbrella pitches, with non-food applicants routed through Bristol Indies Market.
An 18-day city-centre Christmas market with retail chalets, carts, catering pitches and community spaces.
Around 60 chalet traders on Armada Way, run jointly by Plymouth City Centre Company Ltd (Co. 05124506) and Market Place (Europe) Ltd (Co. 05260626).
Four festive Sunday markets in Salisbury's Market Place, run by Salisbury City Council — the live opportunity to lead with now, alongside the council's separate (currently deferred) Street Sellers Markets already listed.
Quarterly independent market run by Warminster Town Council.
An annual two-day Winter Fair and Christmas Market at South Liberty Lane, with 2026 trader applications open until 30 September.
Christmas trading on 8, 15 and 22 December 2026, run by Miss Ivy Events with the town council. Previously conflated with the town's separate weekly and artisan markets, corrected 16 August 2026 into its own entry.