Gloucester Vegan Christmas Market

Gloucester was our first venue for Vegan Christmas Markets in 2017.

Held at St Mary DeCrypt in the heart of Gloucester, it’s home to a wide range of vegan gifts and products, along with some incredibly tasty treats.

St Mary de Crypt is a Grade I listed church and regarded as one of Gloucester’s most important medieval churches. It is of Norman origin and was substantially rebuilt in the late 1300s. We use all areas of the church, so make sure you explore to the full to see all of our wonderful exhibitors.

Don't just take our word for it though...

We always go the extra mile to make sure our events are as fantastic as they can be, so it was a wonderful reward when we won the coveted Best Vegan Market and Regional Event for our Bristol venue a few years back.

Frequently asked questions

We’re always available to answer questions, but to make things easy for our visitors, we’ve compiled some of the most important and most-asked information here for you. If you have a question that isn’t answered, feel free to get in touch using the contact form at the bottom of the page.

Market details

Gloucester Vegan Christmas Market is held at St Mary DeCrypt, Southgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1TP.

6th December 2026

The event opens from 10am to 3pm, with access for traders from 8am. No public admittance will be allowed before the market officially opens.

Tickets are £3 on the door, with under-16s going free with a paying adult. We take cash and card payments on entry.

Getting here

Gloucester bus and railway stations are a 15 minute walk, and Gloucester Quays is only ten minutes on foot.

City centre car parks are nearby, with the closest being the NCP Gloucester Blackfriars or Longsmith Street.

The What.Three.Words location for the entrance is:

couch.trader.tunnel

Venue specifics

Dogs are welcome at St Mary DeCrypt, but as the market does get quite busy, it might not be suitable for dogs of a nervous disposition. Please remember to pick up after your dog!

As a historic site, the floor can be uneven, but all areas used by the market are served by platform lifts and ramps, and there are accessible toilet facilities.

If you have other accessibility questions, please get in touch.