One Last Chance To Shop Small: Little Bird Made’s Final 2026 Artisan Market In Richmond This Weekend
One Last Chance To Shop Small: Little Bird Made’s Final 2026 Artisan Market In Richmond This Weekend
Little Bird Made will host its final Richmond Artisan Market of the 2026 season on Sunday, 25 October,bringing a vibrant, outdoor showcase of local craft, talent, and independent traders to the heart of Richmond’s historic Market Place.
Running from 10am to 3pm, the family and dog-friendly event offers residents and visitors one last opportunity this year to shop small and support local creative businesses in Richmond.The curated artisan market will feature a wide variety of handmade products from talented local North Yorkshire artisans including handcrafted ceramics, original art, unique garden accessories, and bespoke jewellery. As well as delicious seasonal treats, plants and flowers.
Jackie Crozier, Founder and Managing Director of Little Bird Made said:
“We have loved bringing our artisan traders to Richmond throughout 2026. Shopping small isn’t just about finding unique, high quality items, it’s about supporting local families, independent makers, and keeping our high streets and historic market towns thriving. As this is our last market in Richmond for the year, we can’t wait to welcome everyone for a wonderful day out celebrating independent trade. While this is our final market in Richmond for the year, we're already looking forward to returning in 2027 to continue supporting our wonderful community of independent creators.”
Beverley Munro, owner of Sweet Tooth Bakery said:
"We’re so excited to be part of the Little Bird Made Richmond Artisan Market. We have been trading here for over three years. Richmond is such a beautiful, historic town with a fabulous atmosphere, and we’ve always found the locals to be incredibly warm and welcoming. We’re looking forward to bringing along our delicious cookie pies and baked goods, seeing our regular customers, meeting lots of new faces, and getting to know all the other lovely traders.”
The market is free to attend and open to all ages. Visitors are encouraged to explore the stalls, chat directly with makers, and enjoy the surrounding charm of Richmond town centre.
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