
Bath
Bath Autumn Fayre
Milsom Street · Free entry

Bath
Bath's Milsom Street hosts a free three-day autumn market with over 80 traders, street food, live DJ sets and roaming entertainment.
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Thursday, 1 October 2026 – Friday, 2 October 2026
Milsom Street
Milsom Street, Bath, BA1 1DN
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When: Friday, 2 October 2026.
Bath Autumn Fayre takes over Milsom Street in Bath city centre for a free, three-day market. This first day, Friday 2 October 2026, opens a run that continues through the weekend, with more than 80 traders lining one of Bath's best-known shopping streets.
Alongside the market stalls, the Fayre features street food traders, a live DJ, and roaming entertainment moving through the crowd — giving it more of an event atmosphere than a typical weekday market. Entry is free throughout.
Because it runs across three days, there's flexibility in when to visit: a Friday afternoon browse tends to be quieter than the weekend dates, if you'd rather avoid the busiest crowds.
With Milsom Street's shops open as normal alongside the market stalls, it's easy to combine a visit to the Fayre with a wider day out shopping in central Bath.
Expect Milsom Street lined with over 80 traders selling a broad mix of goods, alongside street food stalls, a live DJ, and roaming entertainment acts working through the crowd. As with any multi-day market, the exact trader lineup can shift slightly day to day.
With free entry and no ticket required, it's easy to drop in for a quick browse or spend longer working along the full length of the street.
Bath Autumn Fayre suits shoppers looking for a free day out browsing independent traders, visitors combining a market visit with Bath's usual city-centre shopping, and anyone who enjoys a livelier atmosphere with music and roaming entertainment alongside the stalls.
Bath Autumn Fayre is held on Milsom Street, Bath, BA1 1DN — in the heart of Bath city centre, a short walk from Bath Spa railway station.
Central Bath has several pay-and-display and multi-storey car parks nearby, though given Milsom Street's central location, arriving by train or bus is generally the more convenient option, especially on the busier weekend dates.
Entry is free and there's no need to book — just turn up on any of the three days the Fayre runs. Bring both cash and a card, since not every stallholder will take contactless payments.
As it's an outdoor street event, check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. Friday tends to be quieter than the weekend, so it's worth considering if you'd prefer to browse without the biggest crowds.
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