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Easter Artisan Markets Set to Transform Harrogate and Knaresborough
Easter Artisan Markets Set to Transform Harrogate and Knaresborough
Two of Yorkshire’s most scenic spots are about to come alive this Easter as artisan markets bring street food, handmade goods and a vibrant community atmosphere to Harrogate and Knaresborough.
Little Bird Made is hosting a four-day pop-up market experience, starting at Knaresborough Castle on Good Friday and Saturday, before moving to Valley Gardens in Harrogate for Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday.
Visitors can expect a lively mix of independent traders, showcasing everything from handcrafted products to locally produced food and drink—all set against the stunning backdrop of historic parkland and springtime gardens.
“By bringing our artisans to the grounds of the Castle and Valley Gardens, we’re creating a unique outdoor shopping experience that celebrates Yorkshire’s creative talent,” said Jackie Crozier, managing director of Little Bird Made.
The markets will run daily from 10am to 3pm, offering the perfect daytime outing over the Easter weekend.
Traders are already looking forward to the return. Elizabeth Charters, owner of Pathos Bakery, said Valley Gardens is “one of our original markets,” adding she is excited to see familiar faces and welcome new visitors.
Paula Beaumont, of Paula Beaumont Adventures, said visitors can look forward to “diverse artisan makers and amazing street food” in a beautiful spring setting.
With free entry and a relaxed outdoor setting, the markets are expected to draw both locals and visitors looking for something different this Easter.
For more details or to book a stall, visit www.littlebirdmade.com.

