The Market

The market stalls are officially open on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, although there are occasionally stalls available on Monday to Wednesday. Contact Eric Graham for details.

Monday Market

Monday’s market sees a great mix of stallholders offering an array of goods that include fashion, footwear, gifts, bric-a-brac etc. You can bag yourself some great bargains during this quieter part of the week, taking your time to browse through everything on offer.

Tuesday Market

Tuesday’s market sees a great mix of stallholders offering an array of goods that include fashion, footwear, gifts, bric-a-brac etc. You can bag yourself some great bargains during this quieter part of the week, taking your time to browse through everything on offer.

Wednesday Market

Wednesday’s market sees a great mix of stallholders offering an array of goods that include fashion, footwear, gifts, bric-a-brac etc. You can bag yourself some great bargains during this quieter part of the week, taking your time to browse through everything on offer.

Thursday Antique Market

Thursday’s antique and collectors market is a veritable treasure trove containing an eclectic assortment of gems, including: Bowler hats, William Morris prints, antique chests, one-off grandfather clocks and 1960’s smock dresses are amongst some of the delights to be found in this favourite of stylists, designers, musicians and collectors.

Friday Fashion Market

The fashion and arts market stallholders vary from designers and artists to resellers with an eye for the undiscovered and new. This is a fantastic day to skip the crowds and bag a great hat, wallet, brooch, skirt or original artist print. On the first and third Friday of every month there is a record fair, which gives visitors the opportunity to pick up the rare, the old, and the new, covering all musical tastes.

Sunday Market

Old Spitalfields Market stalls on Sundays are piled up with fabric; designers lay out their still-drying prints, T-shirts by fashion graduates are snapped up. Organic food, leather bags – fashion, food, furniture and much more spill over hundreds of stalls. This upsurge ripples out towards surrounding streets to create miles of East London markets.

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