Edgbaston Village Artisan Market is going from strength to strength. Our first market took place on 5 June, followed by a bigger and better event on 4 September with 40 stalls.
Our next event on Friday 8 October will be expanded further and include a growing range of artisan food and drink, along with arts and crafts.
The beautiful stalls with handmade and locally sourced produce will be open from 10am to 3pm along Greenfield Crescent, within the heart of Edgbaston Village on the Calthorpe Estate.
To see images from the first event – click here
There is something for everyone to enjoy in the artisan market along the new look Greenfield Crescent.
For the location using what3words – click here
And if you wanted to make more of a day of it, you could enjoy the delights of Edgbaston Village with its award-winning places to eat and drink, superb selection of home stores to browse in and Islington Row shops.
ARTISAN FOOD AND DRINK – include
Hussingtree Gin – Worcester gin
Chill Your Beans – vegan sausage and burgers
Pudding Shop – steamed sweet puddings
Yum Sweet Treats – delicious brownies and fudge
Pip’s Hot Sauces – amazing sauces and pickles
Rourkes pies – Brummie handmade pies
Hay Charcuterie – handcrafted meats
Myrtles Kitchen – savory pasties
Cosy Chocolate – hot chocolate
Taartie – doughnuts
Wildjac – gin, vodka and rum
Jethro – sauces and marinades
ART AND CRAFT include
Richard Evans – glass pendants
Kristian Hegenbarth – wildlife paintings on wood
Emma O’Brien – textile monsters
Beth Devine – illustrations
Patrick O’Donohue – ceramics
Ben Clarke – illustrations
Maria Simmons – handmade house sculptures
Saffiyah Cheycha – watercolour flower paintings
Jane Brown – ceramics
Ann Tanser – pearl jewellery
Elanor McAllen – funky knitwear and bags
ART AND CRAFT include
Denise Calverley – Silver jewellery
Deb Stanley – wildlife drawings
Alison Perry – handmade glass beaded jewellery
Claire Nicklin – lampshades and papier mache bowls
Richard Jelfs – local illustrations
Craig Kopjas – ceramics
Alison Cole – illustrations
Pete King – metal sculpture
Adrian Higgins – unique limited edition prints
Helen Taroni – cutlery jewellery
Chris Edmunds – wood and resin
GETTING HERE
Please note Greenfield Crescent will be closed to through traffic – diversions will be in place and car parking may be limited.
Within the green open spaces of Edgbaston Village, there is a choice of pay and display car parking and free on-road parking. Pay and display car parking can be paid for using by contactless reader, an app or cash payment methods. Pay and display car parks are limited and located to the rear of Greenfield Crescent (North and South), behind Boston Tea Party and to the side of The Physician pub. To view a copy of Village map with car parking locations, click here
Edgbaston Village is also easily accessed via Five Way train stations and a number of local buses, and where possible we would recommend you use local transport, walk or cycle – to plan your route, click here
For directions using what3words – click here
Edgbaston Village
A mile from Birmingham city centre, is home to a tempting array of places to eat, drink and relax outdoors, shop safely, get your hair done, be pampered and work out too.
All set within the period property and leafy surroundings of Edgbaston, what a great way to relax and enjoy a day or night out.
To find out more – click here
DOG FRIENDLY
For dog friendly places to eat, drink and shop in Edgbaston Village – click here
EDGBASTON VILLAGE MAP
To download a copy of the Edgbaston Village map – click here
