Here’s our list of traders!
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B6 Afon Mel Honey Farm & Meadery: honey and mead of the highest quality
B3 Alistair Farson Woodsmith: Carved animals suitable for gardens
U11 Alluring Alchemy: soaps, candles, wax melts
U14 Ancient Forest BoutiQ: imported jewellery & clothing, natural & recycled materials
U1 Awn Surface Design Studio: hand-cast containers and decorative pieces
M5 BalticDew: jewellery from recycled skateboards
U2 Bindwood and Bats: original crocheted designs for goths who like colour
A1 Bradbury’s Bakery: Traditional homemade cakes and bakes
M3 Braided Grain: traditional straw objects and corn dollies
M11 Calluna Creations: macrame, including micro macrame jewellery with crystals
M7 Cathicrochets: crochet decorations, plants, earrings, plushies…
B4 Cat patrol rescue: Providing help and new homes for strays, they will bring jewelry, cat toys, and blankets
M10 Cauldron Crafts: handmade needle felted gifts
M12 Cocointhejar: Original art prints and gifts based on them, with an anime vibe.
A2 Cosy: Brazilian and South American food, both sweet and savoury
B8 Chrystobella Handmade hair accessories and headbands
U8 Fawn with the Wind: handmade plushies, original designs
U5 Forest Medicine: Artisanal herbal products from ethical sources
B2 Glitzy Vintage Jewellery: repaired and upcycled vintage jewelry
U12 Helia Sacra: hand beaded jewellery and home decor
A4 Heavenly horsebox: mulled wine and cocktails!
U7 Inklings: teletubbies with tattoos
U10 Incantation Spiritual Jewellery: jewellery, runes and altar items from antler, wood and bone
U16 Kavana Emporium: Ethnic textiles, upcycled gifts, and embroidery
U3 KJM Creations: Earrings, bracelets, and necklaces for all occasions
A3 Lady Bay Pop-up Cafe: Artisan small batch Indian food
M2 Lily Faye Illustration: inspired by nature, fungi, and folklore
A5 Mallard Meadow: Van with small-batch roasted coffee
B5 Miss Kiteh: Resin jewellery
U13 Morte Enchained: Chainmaille jewellery and accessories
B07 Mystical Crystals: Crystal seller
M8 Patterns & Synchronicities Tarot: Tarot reader
M9 Raven’s Thunb: Upcycled and odd mixed media crafts
U5 Redamancy Art: Clothing and art centred on insect prints
M13 Shiny Shiny Things: Laser cut jewellery and decorations in wood and acrylic
M6 The Skellyton Closet: bags, jewellrey and more, all a bit spooky
U9 Tiny Haunts Agency: gifts, jewellery, ghosts, trinket boxes and wall art
M4 Twintails Emporium: Carved bone jewellery
B1 Wild Fen: Gifts crafted intentionally to honour the rhythms of nature and foster a deeper connection to the earth.
M1 Zalisander: darkly opulent jewellery in precious metals and natural gemstones
Introduction
We’ve always wanted to host a holiday Night Market at Sneinton Market Avenues, but it’s a difficult time of year to have a mostly-outdoor market based on pop-up gazebos, which is our go-to plan! It’s likely going to be cold, and there’s a risk of high winds.
We have places to put traders’ tables in the undercrofts, protected from rain and snow. The undercrofts have access to electricity for lighting and heaters, as well. But the undercrofts aren’t visible from outside Sneinton Market; you can’t tell anyone is there from the surrounding streets. We want the Avenues to be lively and lit up, not just the spaces in between the buildings.
We are accepting vehicle or trailer-based pitches and commercial, wind rated gazebos. We will have traders in pitches-on-wheels and heavy duty gazebos on the Avenues, traders on tables in the undercrofts, traders inside MinorOak, and many of the tenants’ units open for retail. All pitches will have access to electrical and we encourage everyone to include lights in their presentation.
Many of the tenants will participate in the market too, decorating theri units, staying open late and in some cases expanding onto the Avenues.
Since vans are most popular with food traders, we’d have a larger than usual percentage of food traders on the Avenues, but that’s okay! However, people who are selling gifts and have mobile shops would be highly valued.
The date is 13 December 2025, 3-8pm. We have the festoon lighting and lights for the entrances to the undercrofts ready to go. We have around 35 traders signed up and have openings for a few more.
To sign up for our traders’ mailing list so you’ll hear about all our events, go here and be sure to check “Artists and makers list: join our events.” If you have any questions or comments, email Dee, MinorOak’s owner.
The Trader Terms and Conditions are here.
Thank you!