Shop artisan wares and premium products at the buzzing LONDON MARKETPLACE. Browse 150 stalls featuring city-based vendors. All items are London-Made.
Purchase crafts, food, and souvenirs, or buy vintage clothes and curiosities. This exciting marketplace offers an unforgettable shopping experience that wholly supports the local economy.
We’re committed to supporting London-based businesses after the devastating economic effects of COVID-19.
THE LONDON FESTIVAL does not charge fees or take any commission from marketplace sales. Earnings made by our stallholders is theirs to keep.
THE LONDON MARKETPLACE will feature a diverse collection of retail businesses, operating city-wide. Stallholders will be promoted via the festival’s social media campaigns and on our official website.
Businesses will have the opportunity to sell their products in TLF’s online store, 3-months before festival launch (ending 6-months after the close of the event). This allows them to maximize revenue and generate interest after an economically devastating pandemic.
All products sold at the LONDON MARKETPLACE must adhere to our ‘Made in London’ regulations. Products must be created in the capital by London-based companies to guarantee their origin.
You’re invited to sell your wares at the festival’s bustling marketplace! TLF is offering London-based businesses a vibrant, attractive stall. Easy sign-up process, no commitment!
If you’d like to sell your products at THE LONDON FESTIVAL in 2023, sign up to receive registration documents.
Fill out the documentation and submit your application. Chosen business can create an online profile where they can sell up to 10 retail items pre-festival.
You’ll be allocated a marketplace stall, fully integrated with our cashless infrastructure (which makes the shopping process easy and safe). No fees! No commission! Every sale is yours to keep!
Small business, exciting start-up, or innovative pop-up?
The rules are simple: 55% of each item sold must have been made in the capital. This ensures visitors are buying ‘Made in London’ consumer goods, in-line with the festival’s ethos.
