The Bath Independent Market

Step into the vibrant world of Bath's contemporary maker's market nestled beneath the stunning glass roof of Green Park Station. Mark your calendar for every third Sunday of the month as this is where the magic happens.

Picture the main floor bustling with creativity a kaleidoscope of local independent artists designers and makers showcasing their finest work. From up-and-coming talents to established artisans each stall promises high-quality artwork handcrafted treasures and unique products. Explore a curated selection of vintage and preloved finds adding a touch of nostalgia to your shopping experience.

But it's not just about shopping - it's a sensory feast. Indulge your taste buds with irresistible food and drink offerings scattered throughout the market. Good Day Café our new resident trader tempts with their outrageously popular sweet delights. And keep an eye out for Vegan Relish making sporadic appearances with her delectable sweet & savoury bakes that vanish in the blink of an eye.

As you browse let the melodic strains of local independent musicians and Music Workshop students serenade you adding an extra layer of ambiance to your day.

Resident charity BoysinMiND takes centre stage raising awareness about mental health support for boys and young men. Founder Jim Cumpson delivers monthly talks and is on hand to answer any questions ensuring that important conversations are sparked amidst the hustle and bustle of the market.

When the craving for a caffeine fix hits grab a seat indoors or outdoors at Music Workshop's cosy coffee house offering a prime vantage point to soak in the market's atmosphere. And from noon onwards Pizza Co serves up piping hot hand-stretched pizzas perfect for refuelling before diving back into the excitement.

So if you're seeking a hidden gem of a maker's market and have a penchant for supporting small independent businesses look no further - Green Park Station awaits ready to enchant you with its creative spirit and community warmth.

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