LOCAL CRAFT MEETS ICONIC VIEWS: LITTLE BIRD MADE TAKES OVER SUTTON BANK NATIONAL PARK FOR AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND
LOCAL CRAFT MEETS ICONIC VIEWS: LITTLE BIRD MADE TAKES OVER SUTTON BANK NATIONAL PARK FOR AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND
Local makers, creators and artisans are heading back to the Sutton Bank National Park Centre this Saturday, 29 August, for the second highly anticipated artisan market of 2026 curated by Little Bird Made. Timed perfectly for the August Bank Holiday weekend, visitors are invited to turn a trip to the market into a full day out, combining shopping with some of the finest scenery in North Yorkshire.
The market features a curated selection of brilliant independent stallholders offering handmade goods, unique crafts, delicious food, and one-of-a-kind treasures. Visitors can spend the day browsing stalls packed with hand-poured candles, bespoke jewellery, ceramics, gorgeous homeware, and original artwork, all while taking in the aroma of freshly baked treats, perfect for enjoying on the spot or to take home and enjoy.
Jackie Crozier, Managing Director and Founder of Little Bird Made, said, "We’re so excited to be returning to Sutton Bank National Park Centre for our second market of 2026, especially over the August Bank Holiday weekend. It’s such a special location and the perfect spot for families, dog walkers, and day-trippers to come together, support brilliant small businesses,and make a full day of it in the North York Moors."
Carly Frame, owner of small artisan business, Wild Spore said, “Little Bird Markets have been a fantastic platform to launch our small business from. Their professional yet friendly approach has enabled us to build a strong customer base in various locations and allowed our business to grow. We can’t wait to see you on Saturday at Sutton Bank. Come and explore the stalls,shop and enjoy the views.”
Beyond the market, Sutton Bank offers an array of activities for the whole family, from the spectacular views, famous for its sweeping, iconic vistas across the landscape. Visitors can take a wander past the local glider centre and watch the aircrafts launch directly into the sky, or stretch their legs along miles of scenic, dog-friendly walking trails.










