Newcastle-under-Lyme will celebrate the creativity, craftsmanship and flavours of Staffordshire on Wednesday 28th October, as a special Made in Staffordshire market takes over the town centre’s historic market area, the Stones.
Taking place from 9am to 3pm, the event brings together 15 businesses from across the county, giving visitors the chance to meet local makers, discover independent brands and shop for locally made products.
Delivered in partnership with Newcastle-under-Lyme BID, We Are Staffordshire’s Made in Staffordshire programme and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Markets team, the showcase will feature art, jewellery, pottery, crafts, food and drink. Visiting businesses will trade alongside regular market traders, including Darren Taylor Plants.
Taking place during October half term, the market offers families an opportunity to enjoy a day out in Newcastle-under-Lyme, with a free Halloween craft workshop for younger visitors. Families can make a day of it by exploring the stalls, discovering the town’s independent shops and stopping for a bite to eat at a local café or restaurant.
Made in Staffordshire champions businesses that design, create and produce in the county, helping shoppers discover the talent on their doorstep while supporting local enterprise.
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