The popular Winter Artisan Market is making its return to Harewood House next month.
Organised by Little Bird Made, the market will see 130 local makers, crafters and producers fill the North Park Walk at Harewood for a four-day festive market.
It will run from Thursday 7th until Sunday 10th November, 10am – 4pm.
A spokesperson for the market said:
“We cannot think of a better way to kick off the Winter season than with a curated artisan market and we cannot wait to welcome traders and makers from across the region.
“We are very proud to be working with Harewood House, which has over 30,000 members.
"It’s a historic Royal Household and makes for a beautiful market surrounding.”

Harewood House itself will be closed during the market as the team install this year’s Christmas exhibition.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome and tickets can be pre-booked or purchased on the day.
Read more about the upcoming market and book your ticket here.

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