BRILL COMMUNITY MARKET & brill Christmas market
Brill Christmas Market : Saturday November 23rd
NEXT regular community MARKET : SATURDAY january 18th 2025
Brill Christmas Market is a sort of off-shoot to the Community Market. Previously run by Brill Sports & Social Club, the 2024 event is being organised by a volunteer committee led by Rev Gemma of All Saints Church, Brill. We’re expecting nearly 30 stalls; a dozen in the church with others in nearby Brill Memorial Hall - plus hot food, coffee and crumpets, mince pies and mulled wine, carols and a pop-up concert - and Santa Claus in the belfry. It’s going to be so good! Please visit our Facebook page for regular updates.
At the time of writing, we can probably squeeze in a couple more stalls. If you’re interested, please follow the links below for further information - and then email Hannah ASAP.
Brill Christmas Market 2024 new sellers’ pack
Brill Christmas Market 2024 terms & conditions for ALL stalls
Brill Community Market
Brill has had a bustling weekly market for centuries; way back to Medieval times when Brill enjoyed the patronage of royalty. That market is now monthly; on the third Saturday of the month, throughout the year. Why not come along? Pick up a newspaper from Constables, pop into the Pointer Butchers, buy your free-range eggs from Mrs Furminger nearby, and wander round to All Saints Church from 9.30am to noon for coffee and a bacon roll, chat with friends and neighbours, and a browse through a wonderful selection of quality homemade gifts and produce, bric-à-brac, pre-loved items and other delights.
Scroll on down to meet some of our regular stall holders. Check our Facebook page for more stalls and regular updates.
Interested in having a stall at Brill Community Market?
We’re keen to attract residents and local groups and good causes, as well as businesses of all sorts. Please email Hannah to tell us about your goods or service. You don’t need to make a regular commitment - and you may not even need to have your own public/produce liability; Brill Parish Council public liability insurance will cover occasional, non-profit appearances. Get in touch!
Read our general Stallholders’ Guide (relevant to all stall holders)
Read All Saints Church policy on stalls doing business on church property
From top-left, clockwise : Mia Makes - BBOWT information and membership - All Saints pop-up café - Handmade by Jane Varney - BucksYouth2gether - Charlotte the Holiday Fixer AND her mum’s handicraft stall in aid of Caracol - Tropic Skincare - Cheddar Cottage handicrafts - Nicky the Spinner
Brill Parish Council
We’re not always sitting down on the job - but we do try to be at every community market, come rain or shine. Sometimes we have a poll to do or a particular topic to share; more usually we’re just here to listen to you - so please just come and say hello and tell us what you think we could all be doing to make Brill an even better place.
Our Jubilee Flag. The quote is a nod to Tolkien’s assumed association with Brill.
Left to right: Councillors Hannah Hulme Hunter, Emi Slater (waving) and Liz Springs.
Handmade by Jane Varney
Jane’s Saturday Morning Breakfast Rolls are legendary! Bacon baps and posh hot dogs, served in fresh bread with dollops of her delicious home-made relishes and sauces. Also selling seasonal savoury and sweet treats, all home-produced, at reasonable prices.
Contact Jane on Facebook to ask about special orders and catering for special events.
Kind Hearts & Castaways
Welcome to an eclectic emporium of retro, vintage and handmade delights. I sell greetings cards, homewares, hair accessories, lavender-filled gifts, fabric-covered notebooks, seasonal gifts and so much more! There will always be something different. I use lots of Liberty Tana Lawn, designer fabrics, tweeds, and vintage finds to make original and unique gifts for all the family.
Follow Kind Hearts & Castaways on Facebook for upcoming events.
Anne’s Handmade Cards
I’ve been making greetings cards for many years now. It’s really just a hobby but (after covering my costs) I’ve raised a few thousand pounds along the way for national and local charities and good causes, including The British Heart Foundation, cancer charities, Thomley (a magical place for people of all abilities and disabilities in Worminghall) and the new Long Crendon surgery.
