An artisan market has confirmed its line-up of events in the build-up to Christmas.

Crafty Vintage, which hosts markets across the region, will feature at four Christmas markets in East Lancashire as well as another further afield in the county.

Their first festive event of the season will be on Saturday, November 16 at the Darwen Christmas Light Switch-On & Festive Markets.

The highly-anticipated event, taking place between 10am and 8pm, will feature a live PA and DJ set by K-Klass as well as a market showcasing local traders offering seasonal treats, holiday gifts, and crafts.

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Next up is the first of two events in Whalley, starting with the Oakhill & Crafty Vintage Christmas Market on Saturday, November 30.

Taking place at Oakhill School and Nursery between 11am and 4pm, the family-friendly event set in the scenic grounds of Oakhill School will feature more than 40 stalls of handmade gifts, vintage treasures, and festive treats.

There will also be seasonal music, a visit from Santa, and children’s craft activities.

The following day, Sunday, December 1, will see the Whalley Artisan Festive Market taking place in the car park of The Swan pub between 11am and 4pm.

The market brings together local creators offering handcrafted jewellery, art, home décor, and gourmet treats.

The weekend of December 7-8 will see Crafty Vintage hosts their Christmas market at Blackburns Farm in Wrea Green, Preston.

Held over two days, the market offers a rustic experience for visitors with stalls from local traders, live entertainment, and family activities.

The final event before Christmas will take place at the Crow Wood Hotel & Spa in Burnley on Sunday, December 15, between 10am and 4pm.

Set within the luxurious resort, the final market of the season caters to last-minute shoppers with a selection of high-quality artisanal gifts and festive decorations.

Laura Johnson, director of Crafty Vintage, said: “We’re thrilled to bring these festive markets to Lancashire communities.

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“These events provide a platform for local artisans and independent businesses, while also creating magical experiences for families and shoppers.

“It’s all about celebrating the creativity and community spirit that Lancashire is known for.”

Dan Johnson, promoter at Crafty Vintage, added: “Each event we organise is designed not only to create memorable experiences but to drive local spending and foster growth for Lancashire’s small businesses.

“We’re dedicated to building a platform for makers, crafters, and independent traders who are the backbone of our community.”

For more details on the markets, visit the Crafty Vintage website or their social media pages.