Harvest Festival to Benefit the Sara Venn Project
Saturday, 11 October 2025
10:00-16:00
St Christopher's Church
Hampstead Road, Bristol BS4 3HN
Join us for a joyous celebration of the autumn harvest and help us raise money for the Sara Venn Project, a food bank initiative founded by Sara's son, Noah as part of the incredible Edible Bristol.
Organised by These Two Hands and Wood Croft Community Orchard.
What's On:
- Noah Venn will be discussing the new Sara Venn Project
- Author & podcast or host Lia Leendertz signing copies of her new 2026 Almanac
- Apple ID'ing from the Brislington Community Orchard Team
- Cider Tasting
- Kid's sandcasting workshop with Issi Bulloch
- Explore a handpicked selection of artists and traders celebrating the best sustainable and artisan nature based wares, including Yours Truly
- Jam Swap and Harvest Share (Bring Your Own)
[SOLD OUT - THANK YOU ] Workshop: Make Your Own Enchanted Hand Broom at Arnos Vale Cemetery
Gather together this autumn in one of Bristol’s most magical green spaces and create your own enchanted hand broom to take home in this intimate morning hour workshop!
Where: Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bath Road, Bristol
Date: Saturday 18 October
Time: 10:00-12:30
Skill Level: Beginners
Age: 18+ (or 16+ with a responsible adult)
Cost: £75 includes materials and adornment, all tools provided
Please note: broom making is a surprisingly physical craft and each broom is constructed in one sitting, with one continuous length of twine. Students should be prepared to work with shoes off (socks are fine) and seated in a chair for up to an hour, possibly more. Broom craft requires strength and good dexterity in both hands and feet. Be prepared to engage your core and back for extended periods. Broom making can be a real work-out!
Age restricted to 18+ (knives, razorblades, and lighters in use) or 16+ with an adult.
[SOLD OUT - THANK YOU] Workshop: Make Your Own Enchanted Hand Broom at Arnos Vale Cemetery
Gather together this autumn in one of Bristol’s most magical green spaces and create your own enchanted hand broom to take home in this intimate afternoon workshop!
Where: Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bath Road, Bristol
Date: Saturday 18 October
Time: 13:30-16:00
Skill Level: Beginners
Age: 18+ (or 16+ with a responsible adult)
Cost: £75 includes materials and adornment, all tools provided
Please note: broom making is a surprisingly physical craft and each broom is constructed in one sitting, with one continuous length of twine. Students should be prepared to work with shoes off (socks are fine) and seated in a chair for up to an hour, possibly more. Broom craft requires strength and good dexterity in both hands and feet. Be prepared to engage your core and back for extended periods. Broom making can be a real work-out!
Age restricted to 18+ (knives, razorblades, and lighters in use) or 16+ with an adult.
Dark Cornwall Presents: The Dark Folklore Festival 2025
Sunday 26 October 2025
11:00-20:00
Join us on 26 October 2025 in Porthtowan for The 2025 Dark Folklore Festival, where rituals will weave the veil thin, masters of folklore will share their dark tales, and legends will walk among us in a folklore parade.
Dark Cornwall is dedicated to preserving Cornish folklore, myths, and ancient sites. Through storytelling, art, and interactive tools, we celebrate Cornwall’s rich heritage and support local artists. Join us in honouring the land and keeping its legends alive.
Porthtowan
Chapel Hill
Porthtowan
Truro
TR4 8HL
UK
Market: Tomorrow's Ghosts Music Festival Whitby Goth Weekend
Friday 31 October 2025
Saturday 1 November 2025
Sunday 2 November 2025
10:00-17:00
Whitby Pavilion
West Cliff, Whitby YO21 3EN
Join me and some of this country's most imaginative and magical goth and alternative artists and makers for a three day market like no other.
The brooms make their sophomore return to the Witchy Corner of this gorgeous market set into the cliffside of the Whitby Pavilion. I am creating a special collection specifically for this one - it has been a year in the planning. This is a chance for me to make the wildest, technically challenging brooms I can conjure (plus there will be the witchy classics in black and potentially other colours for all you traditionalists).
Do pop in for a little shopping (free entry and dogs on leads welcome), greet old friends and make some new ones. Enjoy a little cake and then head upstairs for the bands each evening (the music festival itself is sold out but do check the fan-to-fan resale site on the website, linked below).
Glastonbury Winter Wytches Market
Saturday, 6 December 2025
10:00-17:00
Bringing together like-minded artists, craftspeople & purveyors of magical goods!
Visit the Wytches’ Markets at Glastonbury Town Hall to discover unique & magical treasures.
Shop for enchanting Yule and Solstice gifts for wonderful friends and fascinating treats for yourself.
Glastonbury Town Hall
Magdalene Street
Glastonbury England
BA6 9EL
Museum of the Home London Winter Market
Saturday 29 November 2025
10:00-16:00
part of the wider Museum of the Home Winter Festival Celebrations
The brooms return to London!
Join us for a spot of festive shopping at this delightful makers market and enjoy a look around the only museum of the home in the world at the most wonderful time of the year.
Museum of the Home
136 Kingsland Road
London E2 8EA