Black Culture Market brings more than 40 Black-owned businesses to Lambeth Town Hall in Brixton on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October for a Black History Month special. Browse fashion, art, books, skincare, gifts and food. Entry is free, but advance registration is essential.

Book a free ticket on Eventbrite →

What will you find?

The market celebrates African and Caribbean culture and commerce through Black-owned businesses and independent makers. The organiser lists fashion, jewellery, natural skincare, grooming products, African art and prints, books, children’s products, gifts, food and cakes.

It is indoors in the Assembly Hall at Lambeth Town Hall. Shopping and food purchases are optional, so you can visit without spending anything.

Getting there and practical details

Lambeth Town Hall is on Brixton Hill, close to Brixton Underground and rail station. It is easy to combine with Brixton Village, the market or a walk around Windrush Square.

The Eventbrite listing includes accessibility and entry FAQs, but does not publish detailed access arrangements in its public summary. Check its live FAQ or contact Black Culture Market before travelling if you need specific confirmation. The organiser also says to ask permission in advance for filming, photography or distributing promotional material.

Useful questions

Is Black Culture Market free?
Yes. The organiser’s Eventbrite listing offers free registration for visitors. Purchases from traders and food stalls are optional.
Do I need a ticket?
Yes. Register for a free ticket before going. The ticket is for attending, not for trading at the event.
What can I buy?
Expect gifts, fashion, jewellery, art, books, toys, skincare and food from more than 40 independent Black-owned businesses.

Source and last check

Details checked on 4 October 2026 using the official Eventbrite listing, the organiser’s published update and the Windrush 100 listing. Registration, traders and access arrangements can change, so check before travelling.