Glasgow’s Craft and Flea Market

craft and flea market

Saturday 20 September, 2025  10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

The Briggait, 141 Bridgegate,Glasgow,G1 5HZ,GB

Craft & Flea brings together the best independent makers, collectors, designers, and creatives from your area.
Support small businesses by shopping local at our unique twist on the traditional craft market. With a wide selection of products, including ceramics, illustrations, candles, jewellery, vintage collections, and more, there’s truly something for everyone on offer!
But this isn’t your typical craft fair. All stall applications are carefully screened to ensure only the finest artisan traders are featured. Events celebrate creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing only handmade, hand-designed, and authentic vintage goods.
No two events are the same, and new traders are always welcomed.

TICKETS

£3.00 Entry

Under 12’s – FREE (no need for a ticket)
Pre-booked tickets will ensure priority entry to the event. The ticket time is an arrival time ONLY. Your time within the event will not be capped.

WANT TO TRADE?
If you would like to trade at this event you can fill in the application at:
www.thecraftandflea.com
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