Weekend of craft, local food and independent makers from Derby and Derbyshire at Derby Market Hall.
Artisans Uncovered takes over Derby Market Hall on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November, bringing together creatives, makers and artists from across Derby and Derbyshire under one roof. It's one of the city's most iconic locations, and for the weekend it becomes a single hub for local craft.
Alongside the craft, there are local flavours to pick up, so it's as much about food as it is about things made by hand. It's a good chance to support small, independent businesses from right here in the area, with makers and artists working in a range of styles and mediums all in the same space.
The weekend is part of the Hall's wider programme of speciality markets and festivals, run in partnership with Derby Uncovered. It follows the new Farmers' Markets, which have become a regular fixture. The broader calendar stretches from heritage festivals and artisan markets to family activities over the school holidays, with live music every week, including new Friday evening DJ nights. The city centre also sees events like Ride the Mod Wave, which pairs vintage fashion and retro entertainment with music and scooter displays. Derby City Council and Derby Uncovered say the public response to the Farmers' Markets is what's driven them to keep showcasing the area's creativity and heritage.
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Artisans Uncovered runs from 10am to 5pm on Saturday 14 November and 10am to 3pm on Sunday 15 November at Derby Market Hall, Tenant Street, Derby, DE1 2DB.
