Little Bird's Artisan Market will return to Ripon this bank holiday weekend.
Artisans of all kinds, including jewellers, woodworkers, and photographers, will showcase their wares.
The Little Bird Bank Holiday Weekend Artisan Market takes place from 10am-3pm on 25th and 26th August, giving the local community the chance to purchase locally-produced arts & crafts, food and drink.
Adrian Cubbin, owner of the Natural Dog Treat business, Mutt Munchies; said:
‘’We are back at Ripon this Bank Holiday weekend and we can’t wait!
"The atmosphere that Little Bird Markets bring to the Market Place is always amazing.
"The vibe from the traders brings a buzz, which makes it an enjoyable place to be!’’
Adrian added:
‘’The Little Bird markets give us traders a unique selling place and to also be a part of a special trader family.’’
Jackie Crozier, founder of Little Bird Artisan Markets, said:
"Summer is definitely here and we’ve got a bumper market for you this month.
“The monthly artisan market is going from strength to strength and I’m delighted to be bringing such amazing traders to Ripon Market Place each month and especially working with Ripon City Council for a Bank Holiday Weekend full of of activities, live music, fairground rides and so much more.’’
For more information on Little Bird Artisan Market or how to book a stall, email: info@littlebirdmade.co.uk or head to the website here.
Alternatively, follow @LittleBirdMade on Instagram or search ‘Little Bird Artisan Market’ on Facebook

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