Brighton's Makers Market hosted by Paper Daisy Events

If you are looking for a way to spend a Saturday in Brighton, the Brighton's Makers Market is back in action for the 2026 season. Organised by Paper Daisy Events, this market takes place at Jubilee Square, right next to the Jubilee Library. It is a convenient spot to reach, sitting less than a ten-minute walk from the main train station, which makes it fairly easy to drop by if you are already in the city centre.

The market runs on specific Saturdays from April through to October, and the next date coming up is 30 May. The organisers keep the doors open from 10:30 to 17:00. It is an outdoor event, and the setup is designed to showcase a mix of local makers. You will find a rotating selection of stalls featuring small independent businesses, emerging designers, local students, and established artists, alongside a variety of artisanal food producers. Because the lineup of stallholders changes with each event, the specific items on offer shift throughout the season, which is useful if you prefer to see different things each time you visit.

There is no entry fee for the market, so it is open to anyone who wants to walk through and browse. It is generally a casual environment, suitable for both residents and visitors who want to support local creative work. Whether you are specifically looking for handmade goods or just want to see what local producers are working on, the market provides a straightforward space to browse at your own pace. If you are planning to head down, the remaining dates for the rest of the year are 6 June, 4 July, 8 August, 5 September, and 3 October.