
A day of plant-based street food, vegan artisan and hand-crafted goods, eco-friendly homewares and sustainable clothing at Camp and Furnace.
Liverpool's Big Vegan Market returns to Camp and Furnace on Sunday 25 October, from 11:00am to 4:00pm. It's part of the Indie Markets collection, so it's one of several independent markets that rotate through the venue rather than a one-off pop-up.
The food is the main draw. You'll find plant-based street food alongside vegan artisan and hand-crafted goods, eco-friendly homewares, cruelty-free skincare, and sustainable clothing. It's a cruelty-free shopping and foodie experience in one, so you can grab something to eat and browse the stalls at the same time. The day is built around supporting independent makers and ethical businesses, and it's aimed at vegans, people curious about plant-based living, and anyone who likes buying from small, independent producers.
There's a specific way they're handling entry this time. Tickets are sold in hourly slots to stagger the numbers rather than in fixed sessions, which should keep the place from getting too crowded all at once. Advance entry tickets give you priority over walk-ups, so if you're planning to go, it's worth booking ahead rather than turning up and hoping for the best. Tickets are £3 to £3.44 via Eventbrite.
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So, Camp and Furnace on Greenland Street, Sunday 25 October, 11:00am to 4:00pm. Tickets are £3 to £3.44 on Eventbrite, and advance booking gets you priority over walk-ups.