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St Thomas winter market 2024

Community-run event returns with artisan traders, music, entertainment and workshops to create a family-friendly festival atmosphere.

Leigh Curtis

St Thomas winter market returns for its fourth year on Saturday 16 November at St Thomas Church.

The community-run event combines artisan traders with music, entertainment and workshops to create a family-friendly festival atmosphere.

Stalls will showcase the work of dozens of local artists and makers throughout the Cowick Street churchyard and buildings, with hot food, drinks and a licensed bar.

Storytelling at St Thomas winter market Storytelling at St Thomas winter market. Photo: © Pip Raud.

Workshops include wreath-making with Aga Wanowicz, art with Steve McCracken and craft activities hosted by Montgomery Primary School.

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St Thomas winter market takes place at 12-4pm on Saturday 16 November 2024 at St Thomas Church, Cowick Street. Entry is free.

For more information visit the St Thomas winter market website.

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