
A boutique gothic art market featuring independent artists, creatives, fashion, decor, and unique gifts in Brighton.
The NightFair: The Gothic & Alternative Market is returning to Brighton this spring. On Saturday, 28 March 2026, the event will take place at Fabrica, located at 40 Duke Street. The venue itself is a former Regency church in the centre of the city, which provides a distinct backdrop for this type of gathering. Doors are scheduled to open at 12:00 and the market will run until 18:00, offering a dedicated space for those interested in exploring independent art and design.
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This boutique market focuses on independent artists and creatives, showcasing a range of items that fall outside the typical retail experience. You can expect to find a variety of goods, including ceramics, clothing, jewellery, taxidermy, entomology, candles, prints, stickers, crystals, patches, plushies, and soft furnishings. The organiser, Selina Grazia, has noted that the event is curated to connect artists with those who appreciate items that are less conventional, often citing the idea that there is no such thing as 'normal', only 'ordinary'. The market is part of an annual tour that also visits locations like Norwich, Colchester, and Bury St Edmunds, bringing a consistent selection of alternative goods to different regions.
For those planning to attend, the event is free to enter and open to the general public. The venue is accessible and includes an on-site café and bar for visitors to use throughout the day. Children are welcome to attend, provided they are well-behaved. While some sources suggest the market may feature over 50 stalls, others indicate a presence of more than 30 artists and creators, ensuring a diverse range of media and subcultures are represented. As applications for 2026 are now closed, the focus remains on the current selection of vendors who have been curated for the event. It is a straightforward opportunity to browse and purchase directly from independent makers in a central Brighton location, allowing visitors to see the work of various creatives in one setting.












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