Lou Lou's vintage market, with independent traders selling vintage fashion, jewellery and accessories from the 1920s to the 1980s, at Sheffield Cathedral.
Lou Lou's Vintage Market is back in Sheffield on Saturday 7 November, taking over Sheffield Cathedral for the day. It's part of the Indie Markets collection, and they've billed it as the UK's most beloved vintage market, so if you've been wanting to refresh your wardrobe without buying anything new, this is a good one to have on the radar.
The day brings together a treasure trove of vintage fashion, jewellery and accessories. It's not just a few random stalls, either: independent traders will be showcasing hand-picked, collectable and one-of-a-kind pieces dating from the 1920s right through to the 1980s. That's a fair bit of ground to cover, from the dropped waists and cloche hats of the twenties to the bold shoulders and neon of the eighties, so there's plenty of room to find something that actually fits your style rather than just whatever's in fashion this season. It's positioned as a destination for sustainable shopping and for supporting small businesses, which is a nice way to frame a day of browsing.
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On the practical side, the market runs from 11am to 4pm at Sheffield Cathedral on Church Street in the city centre, S1 1HA. Tickets are £3 per person, and under-12s get in free without needing a ticket. They're sold in hourly slots to stagger visitor numbers, so you can pick the time that suits you best rather than just turning up and hoping for the best. Walk-ups are welcome, but you might face a wait, so booking ahead is the safer bet if you've got a specific time in mind. It's a single day of digging through decades of clothing and accessories in the heart of the city, from 11am to 4pm on Saturday 7 November.
