St George's Market Belfast - Sunday Market

The Sunday market at St George’s combines elements of the market’s Friday and Saturday sessions, with a strong emphasis on local arts, crafts and handmade goods. It gives Belfast and Northern Ireland craftspeople a regular platform to sell alongside the market’s food traders and antiques dealers, and rounds out the market’s three-day week with the most craft-focused of the three sessions under the market’s Victorian roof.

What to Expect

Expect a broad spread of handmade work - jewellery, ceramics, textiles, prints and other crafts - set up alongside food stalls and antiques dealers carried over from the market’s other days. Because it draws a slightly different mix of traders than Friday or Saturday, it is worth a separate visit rather than treating the three days as interchangeable, and Sunday’s smaller crowds make for an easier browse. A quiet hour runs from 10am to 11am for shoppers who prefer lower noise and lighting.

Good to Know

• Date and time: every Sunday, 10am to 3pm, all year round

• Venue: St George’s Market, 12-20 East Bridge Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim, BT1 3NQ

• Price: free admission

• Local arts, crafts, food and antiques

• Quiet hour 10am to 11am

• Recurring every Sunday throughout the year

Getting There

St George’s Market is on East Bridge Street in Belfast city centre, a short walk from the Waterfront Hall and Belfast Central (Lanyon Place) train station. Well served by Translink bus and rail from across County Antrim.

While You’re in Belfast

The Sunday session is a quieter alternative to Saturday’s crowds, and its city-centre setting makes it easy to pair with a wider look around Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter or a walk along the Lagan riverside towards the Titanic Quarter. There is more to see in Belfast and across Co. Antrim.