LITTLE BIRD MADE HEADS TO HISTORIC THIRSK THIS SUNDAY: SHOP LOCAL MAKERS AND CRAFT PRODUCERS THIS AUTUMN

The historic town of Thirsk welcomes the return of the Little Bird Made Artisan Market on Sunday, 20 September, transforming the Market Place into a vibrant hub of local craft,seasonal produce, and independent creators from 10am.

Set against the backdrop of Herriot Country, this month’s outdoor artisan market embraces the change of the seasons. Visitors can look forward to exploring a carefully curated selection of local stalls, featuring cosy autumnal products, from handmade ceramics, organic skincare,bespoke jewellery, and freshly baked goods.The market offers an alternative to high street and online shopping, giving the local community an opportunity to meet the makers directly and support Yorkshire’s small business economy.

Jackie Crozier, Founder and Managing Director of Little Bird Made, said:

"Autumn is a wonderful time for our outdoor artisan markets as our artisan traders showcase rich, seasonal flavours, and handcrafted items. Thirsk Market Place has such a rich history of trade dating back to 1145, making the market place a fixture of the town for nearly 900 years.We’re excited to bring people together to shop local and support independent creators, as well as enjoying a day out in the town.”

Carl Sneyd, owner of The Clay Shed, said:

“There is always a wonderful sense of community at the Little Bird Made Artisan Markets. It allows us to connect directly with people who truly value handmade crafts. There is a brilliant atmosphere when the community comes together and we can’t wait to share with you our ceramics, full of richer tones and perfect for those Autumn nights. We cannot wait to be back in Thirsk.”