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An autumn and Halloween-themed craft market at Out Of The Blue and Drill Hall Arts Cafe in Edinburgh, showcasing local craft makers and traders.
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Friday, 2 October 2026 – Saturday, 3 October 2026
Out Of The Blue and Drill Hall Arts Cafe
36 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, EH6 8RG
Get directionsWhen: Saturday, 3 October 2026.
MNB Autumn Craft Market celebrates the start of autumn and the run-up to Halloween with a market of local craft makers and traders, held at Out Of The Blue and Drill Hall Arts Cafe in Edinburgh on Saturday 3 October 2026.
The venue is an arts and creative space in the city, giving the market a distinct setting compared to a typical high street market — expect handmade and independent craft stalls in keeping with an autumn and Halloween theme.
As a smaller, themed craft market rather than a large-scale festival, it's well suited to visitors looking for something a little different — handmade goods and seasonal gifts rather than a general shopping trip.
Check the official Skiddle listing nearer the date for confirmed opening hours and the latest details on stallholders.
Expect a market of local craft makers and traders with an autumn and Halloween theme, set within the Out Of The Blue and Drill Hall Arts Cafe venue. As with most themed craft markets, the exact stallholder lineup can vary, so it's worth checking the official listing closer to the date.
The arts-centre setting means there's often more going on at the venue than just the market itself, so it's worth allowing time to look around.
MNB Autumn Craft Market suits shoppers looking for handmade and independent craft gifts with a seasonal, autumn and Halloween theme, as well as anyone who enjoys browsing markets in creative, arts-centre settings rather than standard shopping venues.
MNB Autumn Craft Market is held at Out Of The Blue and Drill Hall Arts Cafe, 36 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8RG — in the Leith area of the city, within easy reach of Edinburgh city centre by bus.
Leith has a mix of on-street and nearby parking options if you're driving, though public transport is generally the more convenient way to reach Dalmeny Street.
Check the official Skiddle listing for confirmed opening hours and any ticketing details before you travel, as these can vary for smaller venue-based markets like this one. Bring cash as well as a card, since independent craft stallholders don't always take contactless payments.
As it's an arts-centre venue rather than a large outdoor site, allow a little time to explore the wider building alongside the market itself.
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