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The Fold Monthly Artisan Market — November

By The FoldSun, 1 Nov 2026 · 10:00–15:00Add to my calendarFree entryThe Market Barn

Around 75 traders selling handmade, ethical and sustainable goods, all undercover in the Market Barn and the Carthouse. Free entry, free parking, dog friendly.

About this event

The first Sunday of the month, 10am to 3pm, all undercover in the Market Barn and the Carthouse. Around 75 traders selling things you will not find on the high street — street food, organic vegetables, jams and beer, plastic-free lifestyle goods, paintings, ceramics and jewellery. Everything is chosen by hand so there is a proper spread rather than ten of the same thing. Free entry, free parking, and very dog friendly. The Fold Café and the Veg Shed are open too. We are a not-for-profit organic farm and artisan village near Worcester and Malvern. What the market makes helps fund the community farm.

Where

The Market Barn

The Fold, A4103, Bransford, Worcester WR6 5JB

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Good to know

Free entry, free parking

No ticket needed — just turn up. Parking is free and there is plenty of it, though it does fill from about eleven.

Dogs very welcome

We are a proudly dog-friendly site. Short leads in the barn please, it gets busy.

All undercover

The market is in the Market Barn and the Carthouse, both undercover, so it runs whatever the weather is doing.

Café open all day

The Fold Café is open 9am to 4pm with a vegetarian and vegan menu built around what we grow on the farm. The Veg Shed is open too.

Cash and card

Most traders take card, but bring a little cash where you can — it saves them the charges and some of the smaller stalls prefer it.

Where your money goes

The Fold is a not-for-profit. What the market makes helps fund the organic community farm, the nature trail and the volunteer programme.

Meet the makers

  • Asterworks

    Jewellery

    I make recycled silver jewellery by hand shaped around the wearer rather than a trend. Commissions are about a third of what I do.

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  • Beacon & Lights

    Glass

    I make stained glass panels and suncatchers all leaded by hand in the traditional way. It is fragile, and I will happily rewrap it for you.

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  • Bloom & Blooms

    Plants & florals

    I grow cut flowers on a no-dig market garden all peat-free and grown without chemicals. If it will not grow here, I do not sell it.

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  • Bramble & Cloth

    Textiles & accessories

    I sew bags from deadstock canvas in undyed wool and plant-dyed silk. I grow half the dye plants on an allotment in Powick.

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  • Bramble Bakery

    Food & drink

    I bake sourdough and slow-ferment everything all vegetarian, most of it vegan.

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  • Bramble Kitchen

    Food & drink

    I press juice and make cider vinegar all vegetarian, most of it vegan.

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  • Foxglove Prints

    Print & illustration

    I paint in gouache and print at home using a press I rebuilt from a school clear-out. Commissions of houses and pets keep the lights on.

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  • Foxglovepapers

    Print & illustration

    I screenprint in small editions on cotton rag paper in editions of thirty or fewer.

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  • Grainworkshop

    Woodwork

    I make small furniture from storm-fallen timber using ash, cherry and field maple from local fellings.

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  • Hearth Apothecary

    Candles & home fragrance

    I pour candles into reclaimed vessels with wooden wicks and a very slow burn.

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  • Hedgerow Botanics

    Bath & body

    I blend bath salts and body oils following formulations I had safety-assessed properly.

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  • Herbal & Company

    Bath & body

    I infuse balms and salves from herbs I grow using calendula, comfrey and chamomile from the garden.

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  • Hop Kitchen

    Food & drink

    I cook street food from a converted horsebox all vegetarian, most of it vegan. Everything is made in a registered home kitchen, rated five.

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  • Indigo Stitch

    Textiles & accessories

    I quilt and patch using salvaged cloth from offcuts rescued from a mill clearance.

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  • Lanternworks

    Glass

    I fuse and slump recycled bottle glass from bottles collected at the café here.

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  • Loom Textiles

    Textiles & accessories

    I quilt and patch using salvaged cloth from offcuts rescued from a mill clearance.

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  • Loomweave

    Textiles & accessories

    I quilt and patch using salvaged cloth with dye from madder, woad and onion skin.

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  • Orchard & Farmhouse

    Food & drink

    I make jams and chutneys in small batches with flour milled in Herefordshire.

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  • Orehill

    Jewellery

    I solder fine chains and stacking rings shaped around the wearer rather than a trend. I keep prices honest — this is meant to be worn, not saved for best.

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  • Reclaimedhome

    Vintage

    I sell French brocante and English country pieces the honest, worn, used-daily kind of old. Half of it comes out of houses within twenty miles.

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  • Rushlight Candle Co

    Candles & home fragrance

    I make beeswax candles from local hives in scents built around the seasons here. No paraffin, no palm, no plastic wrap.

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  • Sourdough & Larder

    Food & drink

    I make jams and chutneys in small batches using windfall from orchards that would otherwise rot. I run out by about one o’clock, sorry in advance.

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  • Tincture Skincare

    Bath & body

    I make cold-process soap following formulations I had safety-assessed properly.

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  • Tinctureskincare

    Bath & body

    I make simple, short-ingredient skincare using calendula, comfrey and chamomile from the garden.

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  • Wheel & Meadow

    Ceramics

    I throw functional stoneware on the wheel with a matte speckle and a raw clay foot. I bring seconds to the market and they always go first.

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  • Wheel & Table

    Ceramics

    I make small-batch tableware glazed in soft oatmeal, sage and off-white. I bring seconds to the market and they always go first.

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  • Wick & Candles

    Candles & home fragrance

    I blend fragrance oils by hand with wooden wicks and a very slow burn.

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Free entry

No ticket needed — just turn up on the day.

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