Held in the picturesque village of Tissington, just a few minutes drive from the popular market town of Ashbourne, These thoughtfully curated markets will take place over the bank holiday weekend between 27th and 29th August and focus completely on hand crafted items.
Don’t let the village hall location fool you, you will be pleasantly surprised by the high standard of independent artisans and makers you will find at the event, and the relaxed and friendly atmosphere will allow you to browse at your own pace and chat directly to each stallholder to learn more about the creative process and any custom options available.
Tissington Hall will also be opening it’s garden to visitors on 29th August and celebrating 85 years as part of the national garden scheme.
Why not make the most of a relaxing day out and also visit Herberts Fine English Tearoom, On a Wick and a Prayer and the Tissington Trail while you are here.
Our makers on Saturday 27th are: Two Madges, This and That by Ickle Gibbs, Arbor Farrow, Torkard Pottery, C G WoodCrafts, Phil Sproson Photography, Peak Lass, Thunderbug Designs, Manna Body Food, and Panache
Our makers on Sunday 28th are: Two Madges, Bluebell Felties, Kimberley Jo Ceramics, Ian Harrison Art, Arbor Farrow, Phil Sproson Photography, Peak Lass, C G WoodCrafts, Thunderbug Designs, Manna Body Food, and Panache
Our makers on Monday 29th are: Ian Harrison Art, Kimberley Jo Ceramics, Arbor Farrow, C G WoodCrafts, Thunderbug Designs, Manna Body Food, Panache, Pansy Potter Crafts, Phil Sproson Photography, Karen’s Bottle Lights, and Peak Lass
Enjoy free entry for visitors to the craft fair and dogs are very much welcome too!
Although there are steps up to the main entrance, alternative access is available on request suitable for both wheelchair users and those with restricted mobility.
Disabled toilet and baby changing facilities are also available.
Free Parking is available for 2 hours opposite Tissington Hall. There is also a council owned pay and display carpark at the entrance to the Tissington Trail. Both are within a few minutes walk of the village hall.
Bus services: High Peak 441 or 442 services that run between Ashbourne and Buxton and have 3 allocated stops in the village.