Saturday 2nd May: All the brands taking part in our Market at Battersea Power Station over the Bank Holiday Weekend
Looking for something to do over the first May bank holiday weekend? We’re thrilled to announce a 3 day Market at the South London icon that is Battersea Power Station! Opening over the first May Bank Holiday weekend, from Saturday 2nd - Monday 4th May 2026, with 35 different makers trading each day. The perfect place to have a mooch and enjoy your long weekend shopping, dining and enjoying the sights of London with friends and family. Dogs are welcome too.
Battersea Power Station is filled with wonderful things to do over the May Bank Holiday weekend. Enjoy a trip up Lift 109 to take in the incredible views, book one of your favourite restaurants for brunch, lunch or dinner (Our favourites are Sticks n Sushi or Dishoom) Sip on a cocktail at Control Room B, where all the original control panels of the Power Station can still be seen! Have a look round the gorgeous designer shops, take a stroll along the river or an Uber boat down to Greenwich. There will be a food market outside The Power Station on Sunday 3rd May too!
At Salad Days Market we’re known for our curation, and we’ll be bringing an exciting mix of different makers and small businesses for you to browse and shop with. There will be a different lineup of 35 different brands each day, that’s over 100 across the weekend! We’ll also have a selection of different live activations you can enjoy too that will make your visit even more special.
The info:
🌀 Salad Days Market
📆 Saturday 2nd, Sunday 3rd and Monday 4th May 2026
📆 Three days over the Bank Holiday weekend
⏰ 11am-6pm each day
🏭 Battersea Power Station, South London
📍 Two locations both in Turbine Hall A on the First Floor. One section next to Bao, one section opposite Duck & Rice
🎀 35 small brands each day
✨ Free entry, no ticket required
🐕 Dog friendly
The brands taking part in Saturday 2nd May:
Live activations
NEW! Live portraits with Ella De Souza: Have your portrait painted in the moment by East London illustrator Ella! Ella will be creating expressive hand drawn ink and watercolour portraits for £25 for A5 and £30 for A4 size. She can draw from life or bring a photo on your phone for her to capture in her signature colourful style. She'll also be bringing a selection of greeting cards for every occasion, original ink drawings and fun sticker sheet - including a new circus design!
Personalised accessories with Little Letters LDN: Lucy can stamp your initials onto a range of different leather and vegan products on the day. Choose from a wide selection of bag charms shaped like fruits, keyrings, notebooks, bookmarks, cardholders, handbags and lots more. Stamping is complimentary with any purchase.
Design a charm necklace with First Time Lucky: Waterproof, statement jewellery that's perfect for all your Summer holidays. Choose from a selection of cute charms to make your very own charm necklace.
Fashion brands
NEW! Rabbit: Rabbit is a whimsical fashion brand which is strongly linked to the underground, indie and folk music scene. Described beautifully by Vogue, maker Sophie’s work “combines the raw energy of rockstars with fairy ethereality”. Shop printed and hand painted tees and affordable accessories at the market for the very first time.
NEW! House of Pandas: Maker Kate is an ethical embroidery fashion designer who specialises in repurposed fashion. Updating unwanted items to make them sing again! Colour and pattern are Kate’s passion so expect lots of special rainbow toned pieces that are all one of a kind on market day.
Moo Moda: As seen in Tatler. This is loungewear designed for everywhere. Think long sleeves, sweaters, trousers and headbands made in the softest striped cotton. Colours include baby pink, ruby red, matcha green, soft grey and chocolate, to name a few. I have two pairs of the lounge trousers and I wear them all the time.
Lost Hearts: Lost Hearts is a handmade, sustainable fashion and accessories brand. All the pieces are made from second-hand and recycled materials by maker Caitlin, preventing waste textiles from going to landfil, also meaning every item is unique! As worn by Aimee Lou Wood who bought the bag at Salad Days Market!
Handbags & accessories brands
NEW! Sous Le Soleil: Brand new to the market. Lucy designs the cutest grip socks for Pilates and yoga! Shop the new-season drop and restocks on all sold out designs at this event!
NEW! Frangibella:Totally new to the market! This London based brand up-cycles fabric and nostalgic toys into one of a kind trinket handbags. Best known for their Sylvanian family handbags and unique accessories with a kawaii-fairy aesthetic. Showcasing a wide range of accessories, from sweet little charm earrings, tailored to fit bespoke lace and floral chokers, quirky necklaces and their most popular range of bag charms made from hand painted candy like beads.
Staise: The brand who went viral for designing reflective scrunchies for girlies who want to go running! Shop bestselling reflective styles as well as frilly, gingham, cute and colourful options too plus knickers and bandanas.
Palm of Feronia: Alongside working with oils, fragrance and beads in the studio, founder Soph recently found herself exploring other forms of making and crafting, working with materials like leather, metal and stone with exciting results. Soph will be bringing a small collection of leather journals, reworked vintage bags and new beaded bag charms to our market. Featuring unique decoration with stitch work and, my favourite, metal studs, shop alongside new phone charms, keyrings and leather bookmarks.
Jewellery and watch brands
NEW! Arkalune: Brand new to the market. Saya handmakes the most stunning jewellery that feels mystical, romantic and a little bit magic. Featuring themes like swans, love hearts and other meaningful symbols.
NEW! Laugahey: Laugahey is a playful jewellery brand inspired by maker Kate’s Hong Kong heritage and love for wobbly shapes. Inspired by themes of home and identity, and wanting to resonate with others who are also away from home. This jewellery is intended to be a powerful memento of memory. At the market Kate will be exclusively offering one off charms and one of a kind rings, as well as displaying current collections of charms and best selling molten hoop earrings.
NEW! Follow The Magpie:Kayla creates small-batch brass talismans that can be used for many different purposes. From brooches to wall hanging decorations and journal charms. Part art, part jewellery, all talisman! These beautiful trinkets are something special and a bit different.
Ethereal Treasures: Naysa sources unique vintage watches and jewellery from around the world, reviving timeless pieces and offering customers rare finds that blend history, design, and personal style. From jewellery once worn in Soviet times to iconic designer creations of the ’90s like the Gucci Bezel Watch set (which I bought from Naysa at the last market!)
Sharlala Jewellery: You probably know and love Sharla by now, she’s one of our best-selling jewellery brands of all time. A master jeweller, she crafts her stunning, wobbly and rainbow coloured jewels from start to finish herself, including setting each beautiful gemstone.
Ceramics brands
NEW! Ruth Wilde: A brand we’ve literally dreamed to work with! As seen in Harpers Bazaar, Grazia, Period Living, Country Living and Selfridges. Ruth makes ceramic homeware and accessories with poetic text that is sometimes funny, nostalgic and melancholic. Ceramics are hand built and illustrated with florals and colourful pattern.
NEW! Rosi Tooth: We’re so excited to have illustrator and ceramicist Rosi at our next market. Rosi’s work is an exploration of the quiet, tender moments that define our everyday lives, those fleeting instances of rest, reflection, and intimacy that often go unnoticed. Through a blend of soft textures, rich colours, and playful forms she strives to create pieces that are both deeply personal and universally relatable.
NEW! La Ceramique by Sarah: La Ceramique by Sarah: creates modern, hand-thrown ceramics defined by bold patterns, clean lines and playful design. Shop the selection of striped mugs and decorative pieces, as well as new colourways of the popular candlestick designs.
NEW! Claudia Cole: Drawing inspiration from an eclectic range of sources including 16th-century beauty and fashion, art history, fairgrounds, nostalgia, everyday life, and the pub! Each piece is carefully handcrafted and hand-painted by Claudia in West Sussex.
Work ranges from 16th-century portrait plates and ruffled ring dishes to playful objects such as oversized pickled gherkin candle holders.
Wild At Art: Discover handmade ceramics, art and jewellery by multi-disciplinary artist Tania Codreanu. Taking inspiration from folk art, cultural symbols, and traditional craft techniques Tania’s special creations are all a one-of-a-kind expression — unpolished, authentic, and alive with the traces of the artist’s hands.
Ruffles & Riot: Makes Sahiba turns the everyday objects from our lives in to the cutest ceramics. Things like a sardine tin, dice, camera, tomato, radish, piece of pasta, tennis ball, flower and horse all have a place within her collection. You’ll be able to pick up her DIY bag charm kit on the day with everything you need to make one of her viral bag charms at home. Available for the very first time and so exciting.
Toast Studio: Home to the iconic, viral and instant sell-out Diet Coke ceramic drink vessel that you lot absolutely lost your minds over. Classically trained art-historian Evie is known for infusing the world of ceramics with a heavy dose of fun. There’s absolutely always something amazingly creative and special to see at her market stall, which she sets up with a red and white striped awning to look like a vintage shop.
Katie Kingsley Katie describes her gorgeously cute and handmade ceramics as 'pals with personality' which is just the most adorable thing I've ever heard. Perfectly imperfect wobbly plates, mugs, trinket dishes and charms, the new collection blends her classic smiley faces with flowers and gingham for the sweetest results.
Beauty, skincare & fragrance brands
Dibia: Dibia is the collection of deeply nourishing whipped body butters, handmade in small batches in London by founder Iké. Vegan, cruelty free and proudly Black owned, the formulation is made entirely from rich organic butters and oils that leave you feeling pampered and well moisturised.
Homeware & home fragrance brands
NEW! Studies of Blue World: Brand new to the market. Zoe hand-crafts perfectly irregular accessories to wear & for the home, using off-cuts, deadstock and sustainable fabric. These are sensitive, poetic and finished with touch of dreamy whimsical sadness.
Twizzell: You’ll be struck by how colourful and beautiful Twizzell’s stall is, filled to the brim with a variety of different beautiful products! Twizzell designs and sources unique and colourful clothing, homeware and lifestyle products from around the world.
Historically Candles: Historically-themed candles. The Anne Boleyn is always a best-seller!
Present Your Joy:This luxury home fragrance and self-care brand create candles, diffusers, and body products with ethically sourced ingredients all handmade by founder Alisha. Each piece is crafted to inspire light hearted moments of peace, happiness and connection.
Journal supplies:
NEW! eliorathefea: London-based Singaporean illustrator Eliora creates hand-embellished prints and dreamy little junk journal bundles. Blending ethereal flowerscape illustrations with empowering typography illustrations and hand beaded embellishments to make them all the more special. Perfect for your journal!
Lydia Southgate: Junk journal girlies, this one is for you. The lovely Lydia runs an illustrated paper goods and stationery brand, with a big focus on journalling supplies including cute papers, sticker sheets, washi tape and more. She designs everything with her younger self in mind, creating things that she knows her ten year old self would have loved.
Prints, cards & art brands
Made by Leah: You’ve probably seen Leah’s viral artworks across social media, featuring messages of love, hope and happiness. Covered in love hearts, bows, stars, disco balls and everything cute and sweet, these prints are sure to be a hit on market day.
Sarah Goodwin: Known for bestselling striped photo mounts, old fashion Photo Booth mounts, greetings cards and colourful artwork all designed in South London by the lovely Sarah. New for this market - new polka dot mounts in 3 colours and 2 photos size options! We’re so excited about this.
Naomi Wilkinson Illustration: Risograph artist Naomi has a really fun and playful style within her work that we love so much. These are the sort of gorgeous little greetings cards you want to stock up on, for every occasion and person you love. Shop cards, prints and the most adorable stickers on market day.
She Snacks and Paints: When I look at Helen's work I always imagine myself as the woman she paints, wearing a colourful silk scarf over her head, shopping for pasta, wearing leopard print ballet pumps with big boquets of flowers in my home. I adore the imagined world and life she's created, so fully of beauty and wonder. New embroidered caps never before seen will be coming to the market.
All the photos shown below are from the brands trading this day at the market.
