Outdoor vegan market with up to 30 stalls of vegan street food, artisan bakes, ethical jewellery, local art and makers on St Peter's Street.
The St Albans Vegan Market returns to St Peter's Street on Sunday 1 November, from 10:30am to 4pm. It's one of those dates that comes around only twice a year, and it takes over the same stretch of road where the Charter and Farmer's Markets usually run, so it's right in the heart of the city. The market has been running since 2019 and is put on by Vegan Market Co, who keep it to just two days a year rather than making it a weekly thing.
On the day, up to 30 stalls set up along the street. The food is the main draw: vegan street food and artisan bakes sit alongside ethical jewellery, local art, makers and environmental charities. It's a broad mix, so you can spend as much time browsing the crafts and chatting with the charities as you do eating. The organisers also offer free pitches to local businesses, charities and community groups that meet their community focus criteria, which keeps the local side of things front and centre.
The whole thing is outdoors, and the crowd is known for turning up come rain or shine, so it's worth keeping that in mind if the weather looks a bit dodgy. The site is fully accessible, and well-behaved dogs are welcome, so you can bring the dog along for the walk. If you're eating there, gluten-free options are usually plenty, which is handy if you're buying for a group with different requirements.
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It runs from 10:30am to 4pm on Sunday 1 November, and there's no entry fee, so you can just wander in whenever suits you.
