September's Artisan Lineup

September's lineup brings a subtle shift. The energy of summer gives way to something more considered, with returning makers alongside a selection of new businesses that have earned their place through the quality of their work.

What you'll find this month is a collection of independent producers, artists and craftspeople who care deeply about what they make. The kind of stalls where every detail feels intentional. Where materials are chosen carefully, skills have been honed over time, and the value of a piece is evident the moment you pick it up.

From beautifully crafted jewellery and thoughtfully designed homewares to small-batch food and drink made with genuine expertise, September's market reflects a shared commitment to quality. You'll discover makers with stories worth hearing, products made to last, and flavours developed by people who know their craft inside out.

The common thread isn't what they make, it's how they make it. Each business brings something distinctive, while contributing to a market that's defined by creativity, authenticity and high standards.

Whether you're returning to visit favourite stalls or looking to discover someone new, September's lineup rewards a slower wander and a closer look.

The full list follows. Take your time with it. 🍂

Forest Creations 

Sticky Sisters Honey

Cait's Handmade Cards & Crochet Creations 

Copplestone Creations

Ma Bolton

Coxie's Crystal crafts

Wire Art Guy

JayKay Boutique

Bakes by Stephanie

The Smell of Leather

The Little Sewing Table

Gutsy Fermented Foods 

The Kiln and I 

View42

My Little Flamingo

Scent Sational Plants

Shelly's Artisan Silversmithing

The Tuck Shop for Dogs

Whiskee Business Bakery

Chilliwinter

Potshot Prints

KrautHaus

The Scent Edition

MurGaia

Dinky Plants

Kim Walsh Handwoven

White Dragon Bonsai - NEW!

Rustic Crafts by Patrick

Hedgehogs Need You

Entu

Serenity Rose Creations

Small Craft House

Weasel Crafts

Jess Day Illustration

EM Pottery - NEW!

And more! 

Every business on this list was chosen because it adds something — to the market, to the day, to the things you take home and keep. 

That's the standard we hold, and it's what makes the difference between a market and just a collection of stalls.

Come with curiosity. Leave with something worth owning.