Fairs and Markets

The major draw for the Great Enfield Vintage and Collectables Fair’s new location is the free parking, said organiser Claudia Deutschmann.

The Decorative Fair becomes first major event to be held in 2022 after others are postponed.

A midweek monthly antiques and vintage market which was launched in London last October by the organisers of Portobello Green Antiques Market has its next outing in Wembley Park’s vast ‘Pink’ car park on Wednesday, January 26.

Vintage fashion collective launched downstairs at a Portobello Road antiques centre.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including an update on a South Kensington gallery hub.

As pandemic restrictions eased, businesses and event organisers breathed sighs of relief in 2021.

This story was updated on January 6 following an announcement from the organiser.

Antiques lovers are spoilt for choice in Derbyshire.

Hopes of an easier year seemed rather optimistic as 2021 opened but despite the pandemic disruption many art and antiques firms were able to do surprisingly good business…however, Omicron could put another spanner in the works as 2022 looms

The Victorian Grade II-listed Wanstead United Reform Church in Redbridge, east London, with its fine windows, carved stone capitals and ironwork balustrades is the impressive setting for the Wanstead Vintage Christmas Fair on Saturday, December 18.

The Sunbury Antiques event will be held just once in December but a big show is promised.

Dealer John Pullen organises antiques and collectors’ fairs in and around Lincolnshire.

New York’s Winter Show tempts exhibitors back across the Pond in January.

Toy dealers Leon and Kevin McLoughlin-Smith took over the running of the popular monthly Norwich Brocante at the end of 2019.

Encouraging signs as the big NEC event returns after pandemic-enforced postponement.

One of York’s oldest bookshops is closing next year.

Grandma’s Attic Fairs is at the Five Rivers Leisure Centre in Salisbury on Sunday December 12 with up to 100 stalls selling antiques and collectors’ items.

There has been a weekly Friday antiques and collectors’ market in Cirencester’s 19th century Corn Hall in Market Square for more than 40 years.