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Ay-Up Market 2025 - Applications now open!

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If you're a local independent business looking for a market opportunity, we'd love for you to join us in 2025...

Posted: Dec 2024


The Ay-Up Market, one of Nottingham’s most popular events, is back for 2025! Taking place in the heart of the city at Old Market Square, this vibrant market will run from Friday 28 March to Sunday 30 March 2025.

After incredible success in the past few years, the Ay-Up Market has become a much-anticipated celebration of local creativity, entertainment, and mouth-watering street food. Here’s your chance to be part of it!

Why join the Ay-Up Market?

  • Showcase your brand: Gain exposure in Nottingham’s bustling Old Market Square.
  • Connect with locals: Meet thousands of visitors from Nottinghamshire and beyond.
  • Curated atmosphere: A selection of the best local independent traders, food vendors, and a licensed bar ensures a lively and inviting experience.
  • Support local: Be part of an event that champions Nottinghamshire's thriving independent scene.

Who can apply?

We’re looking for:

  • Independent traders: Art, craft, fashion, and unique products from local makers.
  • Street food vendors: Offering delicious, diverse, and high-quality options.
  • Beverage specialists: Bring your innovative or classic drink creations to the licensed bar area.

Key Details:

  • Dates: Friday 28 March – Sunday 30 March 2025
  • Location: Old Market Square, Nottingham
  • Application deadline: 23:59 Sunday 19 January 2025.

How to Apply

Applications are now live! Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your business and contribute to one of Nottingham’s most vibrant events.

👉 Apply here to trade at Ay-Up Market 2025

👉 Application guideline

👉 Terms and conditions

Offer letters and stall payment instructions will be issued by Wednesday 22 January 2025.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the Ay-Up Market 2025!

The Ay-Up Market is brought to you by It’s in Nottingham, and supported by Nottingham City Council.


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