The Sheffield Sustainable Market: Spring Edition

Saturday 25th April, 11am – 4pm, Victoria Hall

The best sustainable gifts, products, food and drink
from local makers and businesses

Research from City to Sea found that 83% of people are concerned about the amount of plastic in their everyday shop. When they were asked what’s stopping them from doing more to reduce their use of single-use plastics, the primary response was a lack of availability of sustainable alternatives. The Sheffield Sustainable Markets is our solution to this, where you can purchase gifts that will help you to live a lower impact life – think zero-waste, plastic-free and sustainable. As well as supporting local makers and the local economy. As this is a sustainable market, please try to bring with you reusable bags, a reusable cup, containers, and cutlery.

Traders

  • Belle Boue – Ceramic goods (cups/mugs/tumblers, jugs, soap dishes, toothbrush holders)
  • Brodie’s Tartan Pets – Bowties, bandanas, ties for pets & matching hair bands and wreaths
  • Claire Wade Jewellery – Handmade Sterling silver jewellery
  • Cute Little Bags by Wendy – Bags, aprons, bunting, scrunchies, upcycled bags
  • Eclectic Minx – Visible Mending and Sashiko Patterns, Visible Mending Starter Kits, Darning Starter Kits, Slow fashion made from reclaimed and vintage textiles
  • Fish Against Bikes – Fun, quirky, and pretty earrings, keyrings, and small home items ideal for gifting and treating yourself
  • HK Made in Sheffield – Upcycled products such as tote bags and bum bags made from old tents and coats, climbing equipment and accessories all made from upcycled or recycled fabrics
  • Horizons Lifestyle – Nature inspired home fragrance, created and crafted in the Peak District. Candles and diffusers.
  • KAG Glass Creations – Fused Glass and Upcycled Glass items such as wine bottles
  • Meta Cunder Balzanti – demoing bags made from old vinyl banners
  • Mike’s Crafty Hands – Handmade hardwood woodwork, including trinket boxes, coasters, bottle openers, bookmarks, picture frames, clocks, keyrings, and dice trays
  • Parents for Future – Climate action group for parents
  • RSPB – Find out about local and international wildlife, what the RSPB is doing to help save nature and what you can do to help. Memberships will be available to purchase on the day as well as their wildlife charity pin badges
  • Sheffield Skincare Co – Plastic free skin and hair care along with plastic free crystal jewellery. Mixture of body products, bath products, soaps, eco friendly accessories
  • Salt & Co – Carefully handcrafted clothing from the Derbyshire Dales, that’s made to be worn and loved every day. Clothing that embodies the values of slow fashion, using sustainably sourced, natural fabrics.
  • SY Ecofit – A social enterprise dedicated to making South Yorkshire’s homes more comfortable and energy efficient, whilst helping meet our net zero target.
  • The Bare Alternative – A curated selection of their most popular non-refill low-waste products, such as: Natural personal care, Sustainable shaving alternatives, Reusable lifestyle items, Eco-friendly cleaning essentials and Plastic-free gifts and local goods
  • The Batty Barnacle Goose – Hand painted and sustainably printed nature inspired greetings cards, hand knitted fly agaric keyrings, hand painted nature inspired canvases and wood art and nature inspired fabric patches
  • Therma Cup Co – Therma Cups are ceramic insulated reusable coffee cups
  • The Rosehip Project – Naturally dyed flowers and plants (with instructional zine and pre-treated organic cotton socks or handmade scrunchie) plus naturally dyed socks, scrunchies or other handmade wall hangings and coasters
  • The Woodland Trust – Find out about their work in the UK and local area specifically, and how you can get involved (whether its attending events, local groups, visiting reserves, volunteering or membership)
  • We Call It New – Facial wipes/cloths, tote bags, sponges, handkerchiefs, gift bags, bowl covers and scrunchies. Made by reusing and upcycling unwanted fabrics
  • Wild Ginger – Jewellery = earrings, necklaces, rings, key rings
  • Woodhouse Community Garden – Bunches of spring flowers grown on an award winning allotment, house plants, macrame plant hangers & accessories, dried flower bunches and wreaths, reusable flower bouquet bags, bud vases, wooden bug and bird boxes, spring seedlings, plus seeds from their plot

Food and Drink – Bring your own containers/cups

  • Coffee on the Run – Lattes, Cappucinos, Americanos, Mochas, Hot Chocolates, Macciata, Teas, and a small selection of cold drinks
  • Cococheesecakes – Vegan cheesecakes
  • Khattimeethi – Indian snacks, curries, streetfood
  • Veganitis – Vegan Caribbean hot meals, snacks and desserts, including canned / glass bottled drinks, homemade drinks and canned water
  • Free tap water from the kitchen

Live Music

  • TBC
  • 1.15pm – Guitar/Violin/Flute Trio
  • TBC