Wakefield Market Events

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Your one-stop shop for car boot sales, farmers markets, table top sales, continental markets, artisan/craft markets, Christmas markets, antique fairs and other specialist markets across the Wakefield district.

If you're running your own event and need to apply for a license, please visit our Private Markets page.

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Halloween Craft & Gift Fair
Pontefract
18 Oct 2025
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Join us for our Halloween event in the reputedly haunted Pontefract Town Hall.
We’re waiting to meet and greet you, in fancy dress and encouraging our 40 stallholders to do the same! They’ll have some frighteningly good stuff for you to buy!

Start time: 10am
End time: 3pm
Free: Yes
Booking required: No
Location: Pontefract
Venue: Pontefract Town Hall, Bridge Street, Pontefract, WF8 1PG
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Craft & Gift Fair
Wakefield City Centre
19 Oct 2025
Start time: 10am
End time: 3pm
Free: Yes
Booking required: No
Location: Wakefield City Centre
Venue: Wakefield Exchange, Union Street, Wakefield, WF1 3AD
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Fitzwilliam Car Boot Sale
Fitzwilliam
22 Oct 2025
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Open for buyers from 6:30am 

Start time: 6:30am
End time: 1pm
Free: No
Booking required: No
Location: Fitzwilliam
Venue: Hemsworth Lane, Fitzwilliam, WF9 5AZ
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House of (Coffee) Makers
Wakefield City Centre
25 Oct 2025
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Join us for a weekend celebrating the art of coffee.

Whether you’re a coffee lover or coffee curious, discover our handpicked selection of stalls selling beans to freshly grind, brewing essentials, ceramics, chocolate, pastries and more.

Plus tasting experiences, demonstrations, and the chance to chat with expert roasters and makers.

Part of House of Makers – The Hepworth Wakefield’s series of intimate shopping experiences across the year.

Start time: 10am
End time: 5pm
Free: Yes
Booking required: No
Location: Wakefield City Centre
Venue: The Hepworth Wakefield Gallery Walk, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1 5AW

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