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All Saints Garden Art & Craft Market

About

All Saints Garden Art & Craft Market is a long‑running outdoor market set in the leafy, historic garden opposite Trinity College on Trinity Street, Cambridge. Established over three decades ago, it brings together local artists and craftspeople every Saturday throughout the year, with extra openings in December. Stalls are run by the makers themselves, offering an array of unique, handcrafted items including jewellery, ceramics, paintings, textiles, woodwork, and photography. The setting, once the site of a medieval church, provides a peaceful, tree‑shaded backdrop that contrasts with the bustle of the nearby city centre. Visitors can browse at leisure, meet the creators, and learn about their techniques, making each purchase a personal connection as well as a keepsake. Seasonal events add festive charm, and the market’s central location makes it an easy and rewarding stop for both residents and tourists seeking original art, distinctive gifts, and a taste of Cambridge’s creative spirit.

Cambridge United Kingdom
All Saints Garden Art & Craft Market
Location

The All Saints Garden Art & Craft Market is located in All Saints Garden on Trinity Street, Cambridge, just a short walk from Trinity College. This charming outdoor market operates every Saturday and features a diverse range of handmade items from local artists and craftspeople, including jewelry, pottery, paintings, textiles, and more. The market is set in a peaceful garden area shaded by trees, providing a relaxed atmosphere away from the city's busier streets. In close proximity to the market are several notable Cambridge landmarks, such as King’s College, The Round Church, and the historic gates of Trinity College. Visitors can easily reach the market on foot from Cambridge’s Market Square or by bus to nearby stops like Drummer Street or Emmanuel Street. For drivers, nearby car parks include Grand Arcade and Queen Anne Terrace, making it convenient to combine a visit to the market with exploring Cambridge’s rich cultural and academic heritage.

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