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Princesshay will host five traders on a rotating programme as part of its Spring Mini Market from Wednesday 1st April until Monday 20th April 2026, offering local favourites from candles to delicious treats.
The trio of wooden chalets will be opposite Reiss and Oliver Bonas.
Traders include Jerne by Jodie, Big Bakes Bakery, Illumine Candle, Sand and Silver, and Flapjackery.
Families will be able to get well and truly lost among the hedges in Princesshay's hedge maze located in Princesshay Square for the Easter holidays, perfect for entertaining the children.
The Fudge Bus will return with an Easter twist to Eastgate, together with 'Whisked' selling brownies, cookies and crumble pots on Bedford Street.
Princesshay and the Spring Mini Market will be closed on Easter Sunday and operating bank holiday opening hours from 10.30am – 4.30pm on Good Friday (3rd April) and Easter Monday (6th April).
For more information on spring in Princesshay visit: https://princesshay.co.uk/springmarket/
TBC
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| Spring Mini Market (18 Apr 2026) | ||
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| Spring Mini Market (19 Apr 2026) | ||
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