Free winter makers market opens in Hornsey with 40 artists on 5 Dec
Muswell Hill Creatives hosts a free market at Hornsey Town Hall and a fair at St James Square, offering handmade gifts, homewares and workshops for local residents
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Haringey Council listed two free cultural events organised by Muswell Hill Creatives. The Winter Makers Market will open on 5 December 2026 at Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, Hornsey, N8 9JJ. More than 40 independent artists, designers and makers will display gifts, homewares, textiles, accessories and artwork. The market will also host festive workshops and refreshments for attendees.
Market details
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The market runs from 11:30 am until 5:00 pm on Saturday. Admission is free, according to Haringey Council. Organisers have promoted the event on Muswell Hill Creatives' Facebook and Instagram pages. Hornsey Town Hall provides indoor space and facilities for the stalls and the accompanying workshops, which are aimed at families and craft enthusiasts.
Fair details
The Winter Makers Fair follows on 21 November 2026, also a Saturday, from 10:30 am to 4:00 pm. It will be held at St James Square, Fortis Green Road, London N10 3HS. Twenty‑one makers will sell art, homewares, accessories, clothing and other handmade items. Haringey Council describes the fair as free to attend and lists contact via Instagram and Facebook for Muswell Hill Creatives.
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What visitors can expect
Both venues will offer a range of handcrafted products suitable for holiday gifting. Visitors can speak directly with creators, learn about production techniques during workshops and enjoy refreshments provided on site. The events are positioned as community‑focused opportunities to support local creative economies without any entry fee.
Questions this report answers
+When and where is the Winter Makers Market taking place?
The Winter Makers Market is scheduled for Saturday 5 December 2026, running from 11:30 am to 5:00 pm at Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, Hornsey, London N8 9JJ. The event is free to attend and will feature over 40 makers.
+How many makers will be at the Winter Makers Fair and what can they buy?
The Winter Makers Fair on Saturday 21 November 2026 will host 21 artists, designers and makers. They will sell art, homewares, accessories, clothing and other handcrafted items. The fair runs from 10:30 am to 4:00 pm at St James Square, Fortis Green Road, N10 3HS, with free entry.
+Are there any costs for attending either event?
Both the Winter Makers Market and the Winter Makers Fair are free to attend, as stated by Haringey Council. No admission fee is required, though visitors may choose to purchase items from the stalls or spend on refreshments.
+What additional activities are offered at the market?
The market at Hornsey Town Hall includes festive workshops and refreshments alongside the stalls. Workshops are designed for families and craft enthusiasts, providing hands‑on experience with makers. Refreshments are available on site, enhancing the visitor experience.
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