SUMMER MAKERS MARKET - Market Hall, Devonport - 25th July

Join us for our summer Market of 2026 at Market Hall - A day to celebrate making, community, and local business. 

Saturday 25th July - 10am–4pm- Free Entry 

What to expect

40+ Makers & Small Businesses 
Discover a curated selection of handmade goods from some of the South West’s most exciting independent makers - from students and start-ups to established creatives. Whether you're shopping for thoughtful gifts or treating yourself, this is your chance to shop locally and support small. 

A Day Out for Everyone 
Perfect for families, couples, and curious minds, the market offers free creative workshops and demonstrations, taster workshops, and interactive activities. 

Immersive Dome Screenings 
Step into our awe-inspiring 15m high Immersive Dome for screenings and interactive experiences. 

Food & Drink 
Relax in our café with artisan Origin coffee, festive cakes made locally by Cakewhole or grab something delicious from our pop-up food vendor while you browse. 

Connect with the Maker Community 
Native Makers is more than a market- it's a supportive community of creatives, offering a space to meet like-minded people, share ideas, and celebrate the vibrant maker network across the South West.  


Workshops

In The Making: Felt Flag Making

Using our templates and inspiration sheets, you’ll cut shapes and letters from colourful felt to design a one-of-a-kind flag. Whether you’re decorating your home, celebrating a special occasion, creating a personalised gift, or simply enjoying a few hours of creativity, this is such a fun and relaxing way to get making! 🌞

No experience is necessary, and the workshop is suitable for all ages (though younger children may need a little help with cutting).

We’ll be making them throughout the day, with booking slots at 10:30am and 12:45pm. Pop along, get creative, and stay as long as you need to finish your flag!

All materials are provided – just bring yourself and leave with your own bespoke creation!

Creative Book Making

Join us for a playful, hands-on introduction to simple book making.

In this creative workshop, you’ll learn how to fold and assemble your own small handmade book, then decorate it using original prints made by our Printmakers at Devonport Print Studio. All materials are provided, and you’ll take home your finished handmade book along with a 30-day drawing prompt to help you keep making, noticing and filling your pages after the workshop.

Who's it for?

This 45-minute session is fun for all the family, perfect for beginners and the creatively curious.  Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.

Session Times:

  • 10:30am – 11:15am

  • 11:15am – 12:00noon

  • 12:00noon – 12:45pm

  • Lunch Break

  • 1:45pm – 2:30pm

  • 2:30pm – 3:15pm

Gelli Printing & Abstract Collage with Agnieszka Zając

Explore image transfer, layering, colour and texture in this hands-on creative workshop.

Create vibrant prints and abstract collages while learning exciting printmaking techniques suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike.

£20 + booking fee
11:30am–2pm


Whether you're here to shop, explore, create, or connect - Native Makers Spring Market is your destination for shop-small inspiration and meaningful moments. 



TRAVEL

How To Find Us

Market Hall, Duke St, Devonport, Plymouth, PL1 4PS.

Parking

Car parks in the area include Mutton Cove, Granby Way, Duke Street and Brickfields.

There is limited on street parking available on Duke Street, but please be considerate of
residents living in the area.

We have 2 electric car charging points at the rear of the building.

Public Transport

The closest train station is Devonport which is a 15 minute walk away. Plymouth train station is slightly further away in the centre of town. From the station you can either walk or get a bus to Western Approach and then change onto either the 21 Spark, 21A Spark, 21B or 14 bus which will take you to Devonport. The closest bus stop is Chapel Street which is 4 minutes’ walk from Market Hall.

Bike Storage

Covered bike storage is available to visitors in the courtyard on the Duke Street side of the Market Hall.

More information about Market Hall can be found HERE

 
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