Cruelty-free market with plant-based street food, vegan artisan and hand-crafted goods, eco-friendly homewares and sustainable clothing.
Birmingham's Big Vegan Market is at Secret Space Digbeth on Sunday 18 October, from 11:00am to 4:00pm. It's part of the Indie Markets collection, and the whole thing is built around plant-based street food, vegan artisan and hand-crafted goods, eco-friendly homewares, cruelty-free skincare and sustainable clothing. It's a cruelty-free shopping and foodie experience, and the organisers describe it as catering to long-time vegans, people curious about plant-based living and supporters of independent, ethical makers.
If you bake or make vegan products, or specialise in sustainable goods, they're inviting traders to apply for a pitch, so it's as much about the people behind the stalls as the things they're selling. The food side of things is a big part of it, with plant-based street food taking centre stage alongside the artisan and hand-crafted bits. The rest of the market covers a fair bit of ground, from eco-friendly homewares and cruelty-free skincare to sustainable clothing, so it's a one-stop shop if you're looking for vegan and ethical alternatives to the usual high street.
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Tickets are sold in hourly slots to stagger numbers, and advance entry tickets give you priority over walk-ups, who are welcome but may have to wait. The venue itself, Secret Space Digbeth, is an independent licensed multipurpose hire space in Digbeth with four rooms and a unique warehouse space. You'll find it at 30-34 River Street, Deritend, B5 5SA, and the market runs from 11:00am to 4:00pm on Sunday 18 October, with tickets from £3.00 to £3.44.
