Mary Ward House, 5-7 Tavistock Place, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9SN
Saturday 10 December, 11 am-5 pm

Exhibitors: Sarah Campbell, Bukhara Vintage, The Basket Room, Terry Macey, Annie Mundy, Tamasyn Gambell, ROVE Knitwear, Indigo wares, Gallery 196, Studio Flax, Carnwear, Catherine-Marie Longtin, Carnwear, Colette Moscrop, Cambridge Imprint, Susie Petrou, Di Gilpin, The Backward Vendor, S jo, Beatrice Larkin, Coban Rugs, Charlotte Meek, Bleu Anglais, Pippin Scott, Chalk Wovens, Tamay & Me, Antonia Graham, Jen Patola and much more.

The Selvedge team brings a curated collection of 55 merchants and makers to Bloomsbury. Our exhibitors sell a range of rare vintage fabrics, covetable haberdashery and skilfully handmade textile treasures. The fair offers the perfect opportunity to meet makers, catch up with old friends, and pick up that special something in preparation for the festive season.

APPLY TO EXHIBIT

If you would like to exhibit at the Selvedge Christmas Fair please click on the button below.

THE VENUE

A Grade I listed building, Mary Ward House is a result of Passmore Edwards’ 19th century philanthropy. Mary Ward inspired the ethos of training, care and entertainment that's behind this centre, which was designed for the less fortunate members of society. Each room has its own ambience, most notably The Dickens Library and the back staircase where Mary Ward House's original mission statement can be found.

Enter the code CHRISTMASFAIR2022 at the checkout to get 2 tickets for the price of one. Please note YOU MUST PUT 2 TICKETS IN YOUR BASKET for the code to work. This discount code is valid at the checkout until 5 pm GMT Friday 9 December.

Please note, we do not send out physical tickets - simply bring along your email confirmation to enter the fair.

GETTING THERE

Mary Ward House is located at 5-7 Tavistock Place, right in the heart of Bloomsbury, London. It is within 10 minutes' walk of Euston, Kings Cross and Russell Square stations.

RECORDING of Saturday 4 September, 04:00 - 06:00 BST, True Blue, hosted by Anuradha Singh of Nila House, Jaipur, India