We’re hosting a free makers market inside Battersea Power Station this October
Our two-day autumn market will run on Saturday 19th October and Sunday 20th October.
After the resounding success of our past pop-ups there we’re so excited to announce we’ll be hosting another pop up makers market at Battersea Power Station once again this October!
Doing what we do best, we’ll be popping up at Battersea Power Station for a two-day market featuring the most amazing small businesses. We’ll be bringing more than 60 of the UK’s most exciting small brands from all over the country, 30 different brands each day, giving you an exciting chance to see and shop all their products together. As always everything will be handmade in the UK and makers will be dropping lots of brand new and exclusive pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Expect to discover handmade jewellery, ceramics, candles and artwork and so much more.
We absolutely LOVE to pop-up inside Battersea Power Station for soo many reasons. It’s a superstar of the South London skyline, visible from miles around and it’s accessible via its very own tube station (Battersea Power Station on the Northern line). But more importantly it’s a really lovely place to spend a weekend. Right on the riverfront you can while away a few hours overlooking the water sitting on deck chairs, or enjoy lunch at one of the outdoor restaurants and even take in the view from Lift109, the glass lift which takes you up one of the great chimneys! There’s a cinema, theatre, foodhall, cocktail bar, it’s entirely air conditioned and it’s dog friendly throughout. It is one of our favourite places to spend a day off, whatever the weather, as it covers both indoor and outdoor space.
As always the market is completely free to enter, and everyone is welcome. Bring family and friends to enjoy the day, and enjoy this last opportunity so shop small with us before we take a lil break over June. We’ll all be popping up on the first floor of Turbine Hall A on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th October. We’ll cover a real variety of product. It’s also a lovely reason to visit this iconic landmark if you haven’t been yet. We can’t wait to see you there.
The info:
🌀 Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th October
🌀 Saturday: 11am - 8pm, Sunday: 11am - 6pm
🌀 Battersea Power Station in South London
🌀 Located in Turbine Hall A right next to Bao
🌀 60+ small brands over the weekend
🌀 30 different brands each day
🌀 Dog friendly
🌀 Free entry
What you’ll find there:
🌀 60+ small brands over the weekend
🌀 30 different brands each day
🌀 Handmade jewellery, art, ceramics, beauty and more
Which brands are trading on each day?
🌀 We will be sharing these in the coming days
How to get there:
We’d absolutely love for you to come down to our event. You don’t need a ticket, just show up! Gather up your favourite friends and family, and meet us there. The nearest tube stop is Battersea Power Station on the Northern Line. There are multiple train stations nearby including Battersea Park Station (which is a 10 minute walk away) Queenstown Road Station (which is a 15 minute walk away) Victoria Station (which is a 20 minute walk or short bus ride away) Clapham Junction (which is a short walk or bus ride away). You can also access the Power Station via bus, boat, bike and taxi. There’s loads more specific info on their website here.
We are located in Turbine Hall A, which is the same size as brands Uniqlo, Apple and Nike. We are stationed directly above the Nike store on the mezzanine level, next to the entrance to Bao and the Shark offices.
How to apply to take part:
We are now fully booked for this event. To be the first to hear about up-coming market dates you can apply for sign up to receive our newsletter.
FAQs:
The market is free to attend and you do not need a ticket.
The venue has multiple food and beverage providers selling everything from pizza to pastries, sandwiches, coffees, soft drinks, cocktails and more.
This event and the grounds are dog-friendly but please keep pups on a short lead at all times and be mindful of the brand’s delicate products, and of other customers. Most of the other shops and restaurants in the power Station are dog friendly, but you can find a full list on their website here.
Battersea Power Station has step-free access to the market and bathrooms. There are a number of lifts you can use to access each level of the building.
