Don’t miss our final makers markets of 2024! Join us on 26th and 27th October to start your Christmas shopping early and meet some of the most talented makers from Derbyshire and beyond!

Our focus on quality and originality ensures that each item comes with its own unique story, offering visitors the chance to connect with the maker behind the piece and gain a deeper appreciation for their skill and dedication.

Here are just some of the handmade products you can look forward to discovering at this weekend’s makers market:

• Whimsical nature inspired needlefelted decorations by Bluebell Felties - (Saturday 26th October)

• Inspirational Peak District Photography by Peaklass - (26th and 27th October)

• Pyrography art and wood turning by CG WoodCrafts - (26th and 27th October)

Join us on 28th and 29th September to meet a fabulous selection of makers from Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and the surrounding region.

By prioritising quality and originality, our makers markets offer visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse array of products all reflecting the skill and passion of our artisan makers.  Support independent small businesses and learn about the unique story behind every creation.

This weekend discover original handmade products including:

• Handmade Leather Accessories by Laura Jessica Design - (28th September)

• Decorative Animal Sculptures and Garden Accessories by Wibbly Willow - (28th September)

• Free Motion Embroidered Artwork by Suzilu Little Pictures and Crafts - (29th September)

Join us at our artisan markets on 10th and 11th August to meet some of the region's most talented makers.

Discover a wide range of carefully handcrafted and independently designed products. Chat directly with the makers to learn more about their creative journey and any custom options that may be available.

Some of the fabulous handmade products you can discover at this weekend’s makers market include:

• Textiles to make you smile by Sazzi Creations - (10th and 11th August)

• Nature Inspired Pottery from Ceramics by Nicola Rose - (10th and 11th August)

• Wildlife Artwork by Claire Cerysanne Groves - (11th August)

Tissington Vintage Rally will also be taking place in the village on Sunday 11th August. Held on the old playing fields on Chapel Lane the event promises a delightful blend of classic cars, lorries and bikes, antique machinery, and stationary engines offering a nostalgic journey into the past for enthusiasts of all ages.

Join us on 29th and 30th June and chat directly to our makers about their creative process and any custom options that may be available after our artisan market.

Our focus on quality and originality ensures that each item comes with its own unique tale, offering visitors the chance to connect with the maker behind the piece and gain a deeper appreciation for their skill and dedication. At this weekends makers market visitors can explore a diverse selection of products from vibrant alcohol ink artwork and homeware to nature inspired needle felting and natural skincare.

Escape to the scenic beauty of Tissington this Spring bank holiday weekend and find that perfect, one-of-a-kind piece to cherish at Tissington Craft Fair!

At Tissington Craft Fairs, we take great pride in curating artisan markets that showcase the finest handcrafted and independently designed products.   

By prioritising quality and originality, our markets offer visitors the opportunity to explore a varied collection of products from detailed pyrography and canal art to enamel jewellery and Japanese inspired homewares all reflecting the skill and passion of our artisan makers.  Support independent small businesses and learn about the unique story behind every creation.

This weekend is also Derbyshire Open Arts, check out their brochure for more information.

We are delighted to be back for Tissington Well Dressing 2024!

Join us on the last three days of Tissington Well Dressing week as we bring you a selection of the finest makers from around the local region. Carefully chosen to take part in these special artisan markets. 

Our focus on quality and originality ensures that each item comes with its own unique tale, offering visitors the chance to connect with the maker behind the piece and gain a deeper appreciation for their skill and dedication. At the Well Dressing markets visitors can explore a diverse selection of products from intricate gemstone jewellery and quilted textiles to traditional woodwork and modern floral arrangements.

Our venue, Tissington Village Hall, is located between the Town Well and the Yew Tree Well. You will find us directly across the road from the village duck pond, which is an ideal spot to watch the adorable ducklings. The building benefits from a Wi-Fi connection, which means many of our stallholders can accept card payments with ease.

A Cherished Local Tradition

This Peak District tradition has been a part of Tissington life for centuries and we feel very privileged to be a part of it. There are 6 wells in the village, each dressed with a design created entirely from natural materials including coffee beans, leaves and petals from local flowers. The dressings are erected on the eve of Ascension Day (Wednesday 8th May) and will remain in place until the following Wednesday evening (15th May).

Continue reading for more information and a sneak peek of the makers exhibiting this weekend.

We are delighted to be back for Tissington Well Dressing 2024!

Join us on the first two days of Well Dressing week as we bring you a selection of the finest handcrafted and independently designed products from around the local region, hand picked for these special artisan markets.

By prioritising quality and originality, Tissington Craft Fairs offer visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse selection of products from stunning ceramics and quilted textiles to wildlife artwork and natural skincare all reflecting the skill and passion of our artisan makers. Support independent small businesses and learn about the unique story behind every creation.

Our venue, Tissington Village Hall, is located between the Town Well and the Yew Tree Well. You will find us directly across the road from the village duck pond, which is an ideal spot to watch the adorable ducklings. The building benefits from a Wi-Fi connection, which means many of our stallholders can accept card payments with ease.

A Cherished Local Tradition

This Peak District tradition has been a part of Tissington life for centuries and we feel very privileged to be a part of it. There are 6 wells in the village, each dressed with a design created entirely from natural materials including coffee beans, leaves and petals from local flowers. The dressings are erected on the eve of Ascension Day (Wednesday 8th May) and will remain in place until the following Wednesday evening (15th May).

Continue reading for more information and a sneak peek of the makers exhibiting this weekend.

Mark your calendar for the Early Spring bank holiday and enjoy a leisurely day out filled with creativity and inspiration.

At Tissington Craft Fairs, we take great pride in curating artisan markets that showcase the finest handcrafted and independently designed products.   

Our focus on quality and originality ensures that each item comes with its own unique tale, offering visitors the chance to connect with the maker behind the piece and gain a deeper appreciation for their skill and dedication. At this weekends market visitors can explore a diverse selection of products from charming artwork and homeware to intricate woodwork and colourful jewellery.

Our markets feature a changing lineup of small artisan businesses to provide an exciting and enjoyable experience every time you visit.  

Continue reading for more information and a sneak peek of the makers exhibiting this weekend.

Relax and Unwind in Tissington this Easter Bank Holiday Weekend! We’re thrilled to be back for our first artisan markets of 2024!

At Tissington Craft Fairs, we take great pride in curating markets that showcase the finest handcrafted and independently designed products.   

By prioritising quality and originality, our markets offer visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse array of products from stunning woven textiles and quilting to intricate jewellery and bespoke woodwork all reflecting the skill and passion of our artisan makers.  Support independent small businesses and learn about the unique story behind every creation.

Our markets feature a changing lineup of small artisan businesses to provide an exciting and enjoyable experience every time you visit.  

Continue reading for more information and a sneak peek of the makers exhibiting this weekend.