Handmade & Vintage presents its autumn fair in Milton Keynes
MK Handmade and Vintage will once again fill the expanse of Middleton Hall at centre:mk this September, with a treasure trove of cool waiting to be discovered at its autumn fair.
From clothing to trinkets, fresh produce, toys and memorabilia, you’ll find it all and more, but with absolutely nothing generic or mass produced.
MK Handmade and Vintage shines a light on the cool, the clever and the unique Throw Back Vintage are among those ready to impress. They have almost 20 years of experience in grand threads and vibes.
If you are looking for new ways to ‘dress’ your house, rather than your body, Pinkyswifts do a wonderful line in up-cycled hand-painted furniture and homewares. Open to commissions, they’ll make your mind’s creations into wow-some physical features.
Light-up your life with the help of Vintage Displays who create unique, one-of-a-kind lighting pieces by transforming vintage cameras, projectors, valves, and other nostalgic treasures into functional works of art.
If you want to put a ring on it, go see Twisted Silver London whose jewellery for our digits are truly unique. You’ll never see antique cutlery in quite the same light.
Got a sweet tooth? There are always delicious cakes and pastries offered by clever bakers, but perhaps none sweeter than Home Farm MK, who will ‘bee’ selling locally sourced pure English honey, and beeswax cosmetics.
In all, close to 130 stalls will be laden with the very best in unique, hand-crafted, up-cycled, oddities and statement pieces.
“Summer is almost over and we’re looking toward autumn again - a time to start getting snuggly at home. We’ve got everything you need to get you prepared,” said organiser Jen Reeves-North.
“Those of you who are super organised might also be looking forward to Santa's visit - there will be lots of present ideas to keep you ahead of the pack and avoid those stressful queues later in the year.
“Shop smart - shop with MK Handmade and Vintage!” she urged, "It's much more fun, and a great way to support independent businesses."
The fair will be at Middleton Hall on Saturday September 5 (9am-6pm) and Sunday September 6 (10.30am-5pm). Entry is free.