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All you need to know about the 2023 Christmas Makers Market

  • creativestrathaven
  • Nov 8, 2023
  • 1 min read


The doors will soon be opening to our annual Christmas Makers Market at Strathaven Scout & Guide Hall where 40 local and Scotland based Makers come together to showcase and sell their work across the weekend. It's a great opportunity to get some Christmas shopping done whilst supporting small, independent businesses, and it's also a chance for you to meet the Makers themselves.


With lots of information going between our social media channels and newsletters, we thought we'd pull together a handy guide of everything you need to know before you come along...

The Christmas Makers Market is at the Strathaven Scout & Guide Hall, 64 Kirk Street, ML10 6LB.

The Market is on Saturday 11th AND Sunday 12th November.

Yes, there's a list of all of the Makers further down the page. And you'll find more info on our social media channels.

Absolutely! Most of the Makers will be accepting card payments but bring some cash just in case.

The Market is open from 12pm-4pm each day but there is a quiet hour from 11am-12pm on both days.

The quiet hour is for people who will have a better experience of the Market when it's less noisy, a bit easier to move around, and less overstimulating/overwhelming. We turn the music off, put the fairy lights on 'still' and limit the number of people in the hall at any one time.

There is a small flight of stairs within the vestibule of the Scout & Guide Hall but there is a wheelchair lift for them. There will be a volunteer at the door keeping an eye out for anyone needing to use the lift, and they will be on hand to help.

Yes. There are male and female toilets, and a disabled access toilet.

No, there is not any baby changing facilities.

There is limited on-street parking near the Scout & Guide Hall but we recommend parking in the long-stay car park on Station Road which is a 2 minute walk from the venue. It's free to park there and your vehicle will be much safer than it would be if parked on the road.

If coming from Glasgow, you can get the 3C from North Hanover Street (please note that this service doesn't run on a Sunday). However, you can get a train to East Kilbride or Hamilton Central, followed by a bus from either East Kilbride or Hamilton bus stations.

Strathaven has lots of amazing shops and eateries. They are all open on Saturdays with most being open on Sundays as well. You can find out more about the other small businesses in the town here .

Unfortunately dogs aren't allowed in the Scout & Guide Hall.

Meet the Makers...

Jewellery

Meraki Handmade Jewellery, Red Apple Handmade, ionalundiedesign, and Gemini Clay


Glass Artists

Marc Peters Glass, and Sandford Glass


Ceramics

Strathaven Ceramics


Home Fragrance | Bath & Body

Melt Me Real Good, and Soap etc


Art | Prints | Greetings Cards | Stationery

Altmojo, Karl Macrae, Kirsty Thompson Art, Doodles by Meech, Inez Wait, and XOXO Designs by Ruth


Homeware | Gifts | Accessories

Flying Moo, and Katie Birdie


Floristry

Lace Buds


For Kids

Handmade by Teeheehee, and Undersky Play










 
 
 

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