The Winter Arts Market will return to the awe-inspiring Liverpool Cathedral this December with two festive shopping dates.
You can find stalls from over 50 independent artists, designers and makers in the magnificent surroundings of Liverpool Cathedral. Pop along with your friends and family to shop for creative crafts, gorgeous gifts, contemporary design and artisanal foods.
There will be new stalls featured at each event, where you’ll be able to find everything from cards, photography, ceramics and prints to jewellery, homewares, textiles and handmade beauty products.
The Cathedral’s Welsford Cafe will be open all day on both days, so you can also stop for a drink and a bite to eat and refuel.
Photo Credit: Amy Heycock
This November, Liverpool Print Fair is hosting a two-day art market, gathering independent artist and designers who will have a unique variety of original and handmade art prints for sale. Whether you want something to hang in your home office, or a gift to brighten up a new home, there will be plenty to choose from at Liverpool Print Fair.
With over 25 different sellers, the fair will host a different selection of stalls on both Saturday and Sunday. Make sure to visit both days if you want to see everything.
Local artists Toucan Tango have been commissioned to create an exclusive limited-edition print which will be available to the first 50 people through the doors each day. With each print there is also a chance to win one of four printmaking prizes from Cass Art too, so there’s plenty of reasons to get there early.
This is the eighth Liverpool Print Fair event since 2016 and this year it’ll be at Chapters Of Us – a beautiful venue in the Baltic Triangle, just a short walk from the Cains Brewery Village.
For more information visit https://www.liverpoolprintfair.co.uk/about/
Liverpool Year of Writing 2021 are delivering an event to bring writers, independent publishers, booksellers and partners together at Central Library.
A Writers Boot Camp and Marketplace for adults and young people, held Central Library, 18 September, 11am-3pm.
There will be some of their favourite local, national and even international writers taking part, workshops, seminars, 1:1 tutorials, meetings with editors and publishers to give everyone a real insight into the industry.
They will have several stalls showcasing a variety of arts organisations including partners, independent publishers, agents and local authors.
