Belfast’s Halloween market you don’t want to miss

If you are looking for the perfect way to spend Halloween evening, look no further than the Autumn Twilight Market at Belfast’s famous St George’s Market.

Belfast’s Halloween market you don’t want to miss.

The highly anticipated Twilight Market in Belfast is set to return on 31 October and 1 November from 4 pm to 11 pm at St George’s Market.

St George’s Market is usually open Friday through Sunday from early morning to the afternoon. However, for the Twilight Market, the space takes on special late-night opening hours across two dates.

The usual traders will be there in force with everything from homemade jewellery and Irish landscape photography to an array of local and international foods to indulge in.

Read on to find out everything you need to know about Belfast’s Autumn Twilight Market.

The Autumn Twilight Market – located at the famous St George’s Market

Belfast’s Halloween market you don’t want to miss.
Credit: Facebook/ St Georges Market Belfast

Belfast‘s Autumn Twilight Market comes around every year at Halloween, trading outside the usual hours to give customers a chance to check out what’s on offer in the evening rather than the usual weekend hours.

Having begun in 2015 with huge success for several years, the Twilight Market was forced to take an unexpected halt due to the pandemic. As such, this is a special year marking its big return to St George’s Market.

St George’s Market said on its social media pages, “Come and join us for artisan food and drink, arts and crafts, cocktail and cookery demonstrations and live music!”.

While many of the usual food and merchandise traders you see from Friday to Sunday will be in attendance, the operators of the market, Market Place, are on the lookout for more local food traders.

If you or someone you know would be interested in trading, you can apply here.

St George’s Market is one of Belfast’s most popular attractions.
Credit: Tripadvisor.com

St George’s Market usually opens to the public every week on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The opening hours vary across the three days between 8 am and 3 pm.

Incredibly, there has been a Friday market on the site of St George’s since 1604.

As one of Belfast’s oldest attractions, St George’s Market is a huge hit with locals and tourists. It’s the perfect spot for those seeking to sample local cuisine and take home a piece of Belfast to remember their trip with.

The market boasts a number of talented local traders who are experts in their fields. They sell everything from local landscape photography and handcrafted jewellery to antiques, clothing, fresh fruit and vegetables, local fish, and so much more.

At St George’s Market, you will find the freshest local produce and dedicated local traders. The return of the 2023 Autumn Twilight Market is one you don’t want to miss!

Get down and support local business – the Twilight Market guarantees a great night

Get down and support local business as the Twilight Market guarantees a great night.

The dedicated traders of St George’s Market are going all out for the Autumn Twilight Market.

As Halloween night falls on a weekday this year, this is the perfect way to spend the evening.

Grab your friends, families and dogs and celebrate with some fabulous local merchandise and cuisine from all over the world.

The Twilight Market always guarantees a great night, and it’s completely free! So head down on 31 October or 1 November between 4 pm and 11 pm and support local business. You don’t want to miss the Autumn Twilight Market this year!

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