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Saturday 28th November and Saturday 12th December
Location: Sneinton Market
FREE Entry
There's something magical about a night market, especially when the nights are at their darkest. Sneinton Market's Yuletide Night Markets will bring light, creativity and joy to Nottingham, with handmade gifts, festive flavours and more than a little of the weird, wonderful, and spooky.
The Sneinton Market tenants will light up the historic Avenues, creating a glowing backdrop for two evenings of fun and independent shopping. Independent traders, artisans and makers will fill Avenues A, B and C, trade in the undercrofts and set up inside MinorOak Coworking, with stalls spread throughout this distinctive corner of the city.
The markets will focus on unique gifts: handmade, upcycled, vintage, and a few fair and direct trade items from abroad. More than 80% of the traders live and create in the East Midlands.
Celebrate the imagination and skill of local creatives and embrace an alternative to mass-produced gifts and familiar high-street finds. From unique gifts to intriguing curiosities, the focus is on originality, craftsmanship and objects with meaning, alongside opportunities to meet the people behind the work.
And don't forget to dip into the holiday food and spirits, with seasonal treats and warming drinks. Against the glow of festoon lights, the avenues will become a gathering place for friends, neighbours and visitors, full of conversation and midwinter warmth.
Reflecting Nottingham's diverse communities, these markets celebrate all the midwinter holidays and the many ways the season is marked. Christmas, Hanukkah, Yule, the winter solstice and other seasonal traditions form part of that inclusive spirit, with equal room for those who simply enjoy good company, creative gifts and a little light in the darker months.
Organised by MinorOak Events, both evenings will celebrate local talent, independent enterprise and the pleasure of coming together as winter settles in.
The gates will be open, and entry is free.
| Season (28 Nov 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 15:00 | - 20:00 |
| Season (12 Dec 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 15:00 | - 20:00 |
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