Christmas Craft and Flea, The Briggait
Saturday 27 November, 2021, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
141 Bridgegait, Glasgow G1 5HZ
Craft & Flea will be coming to Glasgow this Christmas for the very first time!
Craft + Flea is a collection of independent makers, collectors, creators, designers, curators and small business heroes of your city!
Shop small this Christmas – authentic crafty twist on the traditional flea-market with a huge selection of products from illustration to vintage bric-a-brac, plants to jewellery, ceramics to candles and SO much more!
Truly immerse yourself in some wholesome, feel-good shopping this festive season.
£2.50 Entry
Under 12’s – FREE (do not require a ticket)
Safe shopping measures
– Timed ticketed entry to ease congestion into the event
– Encouraging cashless options throughout the event.
– Regular hand sanitising stations
– Wider walkways
– Please continue to wear a mask if you are able to do so
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