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Richmond Duck Pond Market 2026

Stall application · Duck Pond Market · 44 dates

Heron Square, every weekend, all weekend, as it has been since 2010. Tucked between Hill Street, Bridge Street and the riverside — on a sunny day the whole Thames path is packed.

Richmond runs every weekend, both days. Tick every date you would like — you can ask for as many as you like and we will offer you the ones we can, keeping the mix right across the square. Craft pitches are £55 a day, street food £100. Full dates stay selectable and become reserve-list requests. New to us? Please book one trial date only.

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Which dates would suit you? *

You'll never be offered more dates than this.

Prices can vary by date — the organiser confirms the exact fee with your offer.

We look at your work here, and we tag you when we promote the market.

What you make, what it is made from, and who makes it.

We only take products that are demonstrably local, ethical or sustainable, and you need to be able to tell a customer why. If none of these apply, our market is not for you.

Town or postcode. If you buy anything in, tell us where it comes from and who makes it.

PDF or image, up to 8MB. Only the organiser can see it.
PDF or image, up to 8MB. Only the organiser can see it.
PDF or image, up to 8MB. Only the organiser can see it.
PDF or image, up to 8MB. Only the organiser can see it.

Up to 4 files.

Up to four. We need to see the products AND a dressed stall — a table with a cloth, not a mock-up.

Please book one trial date only. We like to meet you and your products before we book you in for more.

We will provide them at most indoor venues, and we give priority indoor pitches to traders without a vehicle.

Non-negotiable — our insurers and our landlords both require it. If yours is for less, ring your provider and ask them to raise it.

Limited, and £10 extra. Everything you plug in must be PAT tested.

No exceptions, and recycled or recyclable plastic does not count. Bags, wrap, tableware, straws, ribbon and tape.

We banned it in 2017.

It pays for planting, and for training and an income for the people doing the planting.

One application covers every date you pick — the organiser decides each date separately.