What do they sell?
| • Clothes • Café • Household goods • Music • Electrical goods • Pet food |
• Meat • Books • Videos • Flowers • Plants |
Sunday Market and Car Boot
Manchester’s Sunday Market & Car Boot sale is a bargain-hunter’s paradise, and a great chance to experience a unique institution.
If you have the patience to rummage – and the ability to get up at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning – there are a wealth of bargains to be had.
Teeming with traders and buyers, the market features all you would expect from a classic carboot, but on a grand scale. Housed under cover in Openshaw's purpose-built New Smithfield Market, the carboot brings together a huge range of goods.
There is clothing for all ages, bric-a-brac, shoes and trainers, new and second-hand furniture, household products, craft stalls, pots and pans, flowers and garden plants.
And as well as the usual second-hand goods, there are also pet products, fresh meat, books, videos, CDs, fresh fruit and vegetables all available at the traditional Sunday market.
There is also a handy café on site, where you can admire your purchases while enjoying a well-earned cup of tea. Perfect.
Do you want to sell in the Sunday market & carboot?
If you want to sell your wares at the market, it couldn't be easier. All you need to do is turn up at the market with your goods and your trading equipment (stall, table, rails, etc). There is no need to book in advance unless you want to trade reglularly from the same pitch, in which case you will need to complete an application form click here
Vacant spaces are allocated from 6.00am on a first-come, first-served basis. Trading is from 7:00am to 2.00pm. Trading spaces are wide enough to fit a van, and you will be charged for every trading space you use (including where you only use part of a space).
Charges
£32.50 per car/pitch
Bank holiday Mondays - £12 per car, £20 per pitch
