Stone Town Council’s Craft and Collectable Traders for November

This Saturday, 18th November, Stone High Street will host the monthly Stone Town Council Craft and Collectable Market – Here’s who you can find there!

Here’s who you will find at the top of the High Street in Stone:

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1. The Curryman: Treat your taste buds to the authentic flavours of home-cooked Indian food at The Curryman’s stall.
2. Yum Vegetarian: If you’re a fan of delicious vegetarian fare, make sure to visit Yum Vegetarian. They serve up a tempting array of meat-free dishes that will satisfy your cravings and leave you wanting more.
3. Pride of Place Designs: For Formula 1 enthusiasts and ceramic art lovers, Pride of Place Designs is the place to be. Explore their framed Formula 1 circuits and ceramic mugs, perfect for the motorsport lover in your life!
4. Express Diner: Need a quick and tasty meal on the go? Express Diner has you covered. Grab some delectable food on the move!
5. Kreations: Discover personalized and decorative treasures at Kreations. From charming bunting and cosy cushions to stylish gift bags and AGA covers, their handmade creations are sure to add a touch of charm to your home.
6. The Little Crystal Boutique: Unearth the magic of unique crystals and gemstone jewellery at The Little Crystal Boutique. Explore their exquisite selection of gemstone jewellery, giftware, and beautifully presented gift boxes.
7. Aromas at No.4: Indulge your senses with handcrafted scented candles, wax melts, room mists, and reed diffusers from Aromas at No.4. These fragrant delights are perfect for creating a cosy atmosphere in your home.
8. Staffordshire Wildlife Trust: Support a local cause by visiting the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust stall. Learn more about the charity’s mission and discover how you can contribute to preserving our local wildlife and natural treasures.

If you’re thinking of having your own stall at a future market, head on over to the Stone Town Council website for contact details -> https://www.stonetowncouncil.gov.uk/markets/