SHOP, BROWSE, AND EAT: LITTLE BIRD ARTISAN MARKET OFFERS THE ULTIMATE SUNDAY OUT ON BRIGGATE
SHOP, BROWSE, AND EAT: LITTLE BIRD ARTISAN MARKET OFFERS THE ULTIMATE SUNDAY OUT ON BRIGGATE
The heart of Leeds City Centre will transform into a bustling open-air showcase on Sunday, 20 September, as Little Bird Made brings its popular Artisan Market back to Briggate from 11am to 5pm.
Taking over one of the city’s most famous pedestrian shopping streets, the monthly market offers shoppers the perfect Sunday day out in Leeds.
Visitors can explore a curated lineup of independent outdoor stalls alongside Briggate’s iconic high street stores, discovering unique handcrafted goods,stylish homeware, local art and photography and so much more. In addition to artisan shopping, market goers can grab a bite to eat from a delicious lineup of street food vendors and local bakery stalls, making it the ideal spot to stop for lunch or afternoon treats while exploring the city.
Jackie Crozier, Managing Director of Little Bird Made, said:
“Briggate has such a brilliant, energetic atmosphere, and bringing our independent makers right into the heart of the city centre gives shoppers the best of both worlds. Visitors can browse unique artisan stalls, visit their favourite high street shops, grab a bite to eat, and really make a full day of it while supporting small Yorkshire businesses. It’s about creating a vibrant, social atmosphere that gives small businesses a major platform right in the heart of Leeds.”
Carla Frater, owner of Frame The Wall, said:
“I am really looking forward to being part of the Leeds Briggate Artisan Market this month. I love the wide variety of traders and customers at the Little Bird Made Artisan Markets, and Leeds is such a vibrant and welcoming city centre. Frame the Wall is a carefully curated collection of vintage fine artand illustration, with each piece thoughtfully restored for a new generation, from quiet landscapes and still life to colourful vintage covers and illustrations, there is a real mix of artwork to discover.”










