I’m back at Bournville Village Green in July. This has to be one of my favourite artisan markets - great people, gorgeous location and a really nicely curated mix of local makers, food vendors and artists.

I can’t quite believe this regular arts and food market has been running for 15 years, but how time flies! This community market at the renovated Stirchley Baths was one of the first markets The Cluttery ever appeared at, back when I made lino prints and homewares. I haven’t had a stall there for a few years, so I’m really looking forward to being at this one.

I’m back at Bournville Village Green in June for the first time this year. This has to be one of my favourite artisan markets - great people, gorgeous location and a really nicely curated mix of local makers, food vendors and artists.

This will be my final market of 2024, and it’s at one of my favourite markets! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

The same people who bring you the artisan markets at Bournville and Kings Heath have organised this one-off Christmas event too, so you know it’s going to be full of amazing local makers. Brindley Place is a gorgeous setting for a market and i’m really looking forward to spending part of my xmas market season here.

This is always a great market - well curated by crocheter Clare Gordon of Clare Gets Crafty and attended by customers who are genuinely interested in buying handmade. It’s well worth the short walk from Harborne High Street, and there are always great cakes on offer too…what’s not to like!

I was last at Midland Arts Centre for their summer fair in June (it was a blistering day). I’m back again this November for just one day of their Christmas Makers’ Market. Expect a wide range of very talented makers and artists, plus some delicious food and drink options.

I’m back at Bournville Village Green in November for the last time in 2024. This has to be one of my favourite artisan markets - great people, gorgeous location and a really nicely curated mix of local makers, food vendors and artists.

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham right now! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

I’m back at Bournville Village Green for my only market date in September. This has to be one of my favourite artisan markets - great people, gorgeous location and a really nicely curated mix of local makers, food vendors and artists.

I’m back at Bournville Village Green in August. This has to be one of my favourite artisan markets - great people, gorgeous location and a really nicely curated mix of local food vendors and artists. Plus, it’s usually full of dogs on their best behaviour, which makes me very happy!

This will be my first appearance at St Paul’s Square in the Jewellery Quarter, but i’ve heard great things so I’m sure it will be just as lovely as the other artisan markets organised by Pip Bradley.

Brought to you by the same people who organise Kings Heath Artisan so you know it’s going to be great! This will be my second appearance at this new market. I had a lovely time when I was here in May and I hope the weather will be just as lovely for July!

Nook Gallery in Kings Heath opens its doors for a preview evening on 21st June, ahead of its launch weekend 22-23 June. I’ll be joining owner Gosia Weber and the other artists and makers, whose works are now stocking in this exciting new gallery, to celebrate the grand opening!

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham right now! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

I’m back at the very cool Midland Arts Centre in Cannon Hill Park for their summer Makers’ Fair. Expect a wide range of very talented makers and artists, plus some delicious food and drink options.

Brought to you by the same people who organise Kings Heath Artisan so you know it’s going to be great! This is my first appearance at this new market so i’m super excited and not just because it’s not too far from my house!

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham right now! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

Harborne’s monthly arts and food market is back and this will be my final event of 2023!

This is always a great market - well curated by crocheter Clare Gordon of Clare Gets Crafty and attended by customers who are genuinely interested in buying handmade. It’s well worth the 5 minute walk from Harborne High Street, and there are always great cakes on offer too…what’s not to like!

This arts fair brings together many of the artists and makers whose work is regularly stocked at The Gallery on Pershore High Street. Painters, illustrators, ceramicists, jewellers and wood workers are just some of the makers you’ll find this Christmas, all in the quaint setting of ‘Plum Town’s’ Georgian centre.

The last time I was here was March 2022, so I’m quite excited to be coming back this Christmas. This is always a great market. It’s well curated by Anna and the team at Elmslie House and you’ll find a wide range of arts here, from oil paintings to ceramics, jewellery to textiles and everything in between. It’s open all weekend and your wristband not only buys you a raffle ticket, but allows you entry for each of the days.

Unfortunately the poor weather has meant the market has been cancelled. Not because the venue in Harborne is affected, but because the gazebo company’s storage facility is flooded and they can’t get the equipment to us in time. So this month’s market is cancelled, but please check out the websites and social media accounts of the makers involved and treat yourself online instead!

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham right now! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

I was here in July and I’ll be back for the next one in August! This combination farmer’s market, arts fair and fete is a fun day out for the whole family.

KHAM is one of my favourite markets in Birmingham right now! It’s always a great day out, with lots to see from the region’s coolest makers, loads of gorgeous food, music and amazing people. York Road is partially pedestrianised too so you can safely wander around with the kids and dogs. I’d love to see you there!

This is a new event for me, but I’m excited to be taking part. This combination farmer’s market, arts fair and fete is a fun day out for the whole family!

Free entry. I haven’t managed to make it to one of Holly and Rick’s events since pre-Covid, so I’m looking forward to this! They always curate a fab line-up of Midlands-based talent that includes varied arts and crafts including illustration, textiles, ceramics, jewellery, art and more. There’s a raffle too, with prizes donated by the makers and if you bring along a flyer you can get a raffle ticket for free.