Month: February 2019

Date: 19 October 2019
Location: Nottingham Conference Centre, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
Cost: From £45
How to book: http://www.nottinghamcomiccon.co.uk
Contact email:
Website: http://www.nottinghamcomiccon.co.uk/table-bookings/

Date: 9-10 November 2019
Location: Harrogate Convention Centre, King’s Rd, Harrogate HG1 5LA, UK
Cost: Full = £125; Half = £70
How to book: https://www.thoughtbubblefestival.com/exhibit
Contact email: exhibitors@thoughtbubblefestival.com
Website: https://www.thoughtbubblefestival.com

Application period closes at midnight on Sunday 10th March. Applicants will be notified of the outcome on Monday 25th March.

Note change of venue to Harrogate (about 25km from Leeds)

Date: 24-26 May 2019
Location: ExCeL London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL
Cost: £120
How to book: https://www.mcmexpogroup.com/forms/view.php?id=186580
Contact email: comicvillage@mcmexpo.net
Website: https://www.mcmcomiccon.com/london/

Applications open from today until Friday 1st March. Successful applicants will be told by Monday 8th March whether they have a table.

“All bookings are a request until the booking has been confirmed, then you will receive information on how to make payment.”

Price is for one table two chairs/passes. (There is no option for one table one pass/chair)

For further terms, including rules on what can be sold, see booking form.

Date: 18 August 2019
Location: Chester Racecourse Chester The Racecourse CH1 2LY
Cost: £60
How to book: https://chestercomiccon.co.uk/table-booking
Contact email: contact@chestercomiccon.co.uk
Website: https://chestercomiccon.co.uk

Date: 5th & 6th October 2019
Location: Calderdale Industrial Museum, Square Road, Halifax, HX1 1QG
Cost: £35 per 6ft table or rail
How to book: https://Details and booking form here: http://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/trader-information.php
Contact email: leedssteampunkmarket@gmail.com
Website: https://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/calderdale-industrial-museum.php

Traders must carry their own PLI. If you have your own table is also useful!
Why is it called a steampunk market when half the stalls are clearly not steampunk?
I want this to be a place where steampunks like to shop. There will always be a decent number of steampunk traders there for new attendees and members of the public to get started gently into steampunk and for existing steampunks to top up their top hats, see their way to buying more goggles… I’ll quit while I’m ahead but you know what I mean.
Most steampunks do have a life outside of steampunk and seem to be into other things such as sci-fi (Dr Who, Star Trek etc), fantasy (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings etc), geeky (superheroes and comics etc), have goth and vintage influences and preferences in their choice of fashions/styles (past and present) – larping and historical re-enactment seems to cross over into steampunk as well as quite a few of us having hobbies involving model railways and dolls houses.
To me, if this is what steampunks like, then they should be able to buy these things at a market dedicated to them.

Date: 6th & 7th July 2019
Location: Middleton Railway, Moor Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS10 2JQ
Cost: £35 per 6ft table or rail
How to book: https://Details and booking form here: http://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/trader-information.php
Contact email: leedssteampunkmarket@gmail.com
Website: https://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/middleton-railway.php

Traders must carry their own PLI. If you have your own table is also useful!
Why is it called a steampunk market when half the stalls are clearly not steampunk?
I want this to be a place where steampunks like to shop. There will always be a decent number of steampunk traders there for new attendees and members of the public to get started gently into steampunk and for existing steampunks to top up their top hats, see their way to buying more goggles… I’ll quit while I’m ahead but you know what I mean.
Most steampunks do have a life outside of steampunk and seem to be into other things such as sci-fi (Dr Who, Star Trek etc), fantasy (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings etc), geeky (superheroes and comics etc), have goth and vintage influences and preferences in their choice of fashions/styles (past and present) – larping and historical re-enactment seems to cross over into steampunk as well as quite a few of us having hobbies involving model railways and dolls houses.
To me, if this is what steampunks like, then they should be able to buy these things at a market dedicated to them.

Date: 11th & 12th May 2019
Location: Bradford Industrial Museum, Moorside Mills, Moorside Road, Bradford BD2 3HP.
Cost: £35 per 6ft table or rail
How to book: https://Details and booking form here: http://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/trader-information.php
Contact email: leedssteampunkmarket@gmail.com
Website: https://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/moorside-mills-bradford.php

Traders must carry their own PLI. If you have your own table is also useful!
Why is it called a steampunk market when half the stalls are clearly not steampunk?
I want this to be a place where steampunks like to shop. There will always be a decent number of steampunk traders there for new attendees and members of the public to get started gently into steampunk and for existing steampunks to top up their top hats, see their way to buying more goggles… I’ll quit while I’m ahead but you know what I mean.
Most steampunks do have a life outside of steampunk and seem to be into other things such as sci-fi (Dr Who, Star Trek etc), fantasy (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings etc), geeky (superheroes and comics etc), have goth and vintage influences and preferences in their choice of fashions/styles (past and present) – larping and historical re-enactment seems to cross over into steampunk as well as quite a few of us having hobbies involving model railways and dolls houses.
To me, if this is what steampunks like, then they should be able to buy these things at a market dedicated to them.

Date: 2nd & 3rd March 2019
Location: Abbey House Museum, Abbey Walk, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS5 3EH.
Cost: £35 per 6ft table or rail
How to book: https://Details and booking form here: http://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/trader-information.php
Contact email: leedssteampunkmarket@gmail.com
Website: https://www.leedssteampunkmarket.co.uk/abbey-house.php

Traders must carry their own PLI. If you have your own table is also useful!
Why is it called a steampunk market when half the stalls are clearly not steampunk?
I want this to be a place where steampunks like to shop. There will always be a decent number of steampunk traders there for new attendees and members of the public to get started gently into steampunk and for existing steampunks to top up their top hats, see their way to buying more goggles… I’ll quit while I’m ahead but you know what I mean.
Most steampunks do have a life outside of steampunk and seem to be into other things such as sci-fi (Dr Who, Star Trek etc), fantasy (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings etc), geeky (superheroes and comics etc), have goth and vintage influences and preferences in their choice of fashions/styles (past and present) – larping and historical re-enactment seems to cross over into steampunk as well as quite a few of us having hobbies involving model railways and dolls houses.
To me, if this is what steampunks like, then they should be able to buy these things at a market dedicated to them.

Date: 23-24 November 2019
Location: Rivermead Leisure Complex and Gym, Richfield Avenue, Reading, Reading, United Kingdom, RG1 8EQ
Cost: £120
How to book: https://www.creedconventions.com/copy-of-loughborough-traders-exhibi
Contact email: creedconventions@yahoo.com
Website: https://www.creedconventions.com/reading-comic-con

“A non-refundable 50% deposit is required at the time of booking to reserve a table and the remaining balance must be paid 1 month prior to the event to secure your booking.”