Wembley Park Antiques & Vintage Market
Wembley Park Antiques & Vintage Market brings more than 300 antiques and vintage dealers together for one Sunday, run by the organiser behind the Alexandra Palace antiques fair. Some sell from tables, some straight from their vans, and the piece you’ll still be talking about at Christmas is in there somewhere. Come early, walk every aisle and go home with something nobody else has.
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The market at a glance
Wembley Park Antiques & Vintage Market is a one-day fair with more than 300 antiques and vintage dealers, indoor and undercover. It runs on Sunday 29 November 2026 at Canada Lane, off First Way, Wembley HA9 0QA. Trade entry starts at 8am (£20). Public entry is 10am to 3pm (£5, free with code getinforfree when booked online by 15 November).
About the market
What it is
A one-day antiques and vintage fair with more than 300 dealers. The stalls are indoor and undercover, and dealers sell from tables and straight from their vehicles, so the best finds rarely sit where you expect them.
It’s organised by Paul Kelly, who ran the antiques and collectors fair at Alexandra Palace and now oversees Bermondsey Antique Market. Sunday 29 November is the market’s first date at Wembley Park, and the next is Sunday 4 April 2027.
When it is
Sunday 29 November 2026. Trade and early bird entry opens at 8am and costs £20. Public entry runs from 10am to 3pm and costs £5, or it’s free when you book online with code getinforfree by 15 November. Give yourself a couple of hours.
Where it is
Canada Lane, off First Way, Wembley, London HA9 0QA, a walk from Wembley Park station. The Metropolitan line runs direct from Farringdon, Barbican, King’s Cross St Pancras and Baker Street: 13 minutes from Baker Street and about 20 from King’s Cross or Farringdon. Direction signs on the day lead you to the entrance.
What you’ll find
For the home: furniture, art, ceramics and glass. If you’re filling a particular space, bring the measurements.
To wear: vintage fashion and jewellery.
To collect: records, coins, cameras and plenty more.
Prices cover the full spread, from small finds to statement furniture. With Christmas less than a month away, it’s a good place to find a present with a story behind it.
Who it’s for
If your Sundays already take in Bermondsey, Spitalfields or Columbia Road, this is the bigger hunt. More than 300 dealers means vintage fashion and jewellery alongside the furniture, art and glass, and a better chance of finding the piece nobody else has. Serious buyers and the trade come at 8am for first pick. Bring the dog.
Tickets and opening times
Public entry: 10am to 3pm, £5
Prepay for your ticket online, or pay by cash or card on arrival at the entrance.
Trade and early bird entry: from 8am, £20
Dealers and serious collectors tend to arrive early, before the best pieces go. This ticket gets you in two hours ahead of the public.
Already booked?
Your ticket will be emailed to you after booking. Show it on arrival, on your phone or printed, and the entrance team will scan the barcode.
The market is organised and ticketed by an independent operator, so ticket, refund and stall enquiries go to the organiser rather than Wembley Park.
Run by an experienced team
The market is organised by Paul Kelly, who has almost 20 years' experience running antiques fairs, including Bermondsey Antique Market and a one-day fair at Newmarket Racecourse. He previously ran the antiques fair at Alexandra Palace.
Plan your visit
Everything you need for a smooth Sunday at the market, from getting here to where to stop for lunch.
Where to find us
The market sets up on Sunday 29 November 2026 at:
Canada Lane
Off First Way
Wembley
London HA9 0QA
Follow the direction signs on the day and they'll lead you straight to the entrance.
Opening times
Doors open to the public at 10am and the market runs until 3pm. Keen to get first pick? Trade and early bird tickets get you in from 8am, two hours ahead of everyone else.
Getting here
The easiest way to arrive is by train. Wembley Park station is on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, and Wembley Stadium (Chiltern Railways) and Wembley Central are close by too. Our guide to getting to Wembley Park has every route.
Parking
Driving? Head for the Pink car park, the recommended parking for the market. Charges are still being confirmed, so check back before you set off, or see all the parking options at Wembley Park.
Food, toilets and dogs
Hot and cold food and drinks are served on site, so you can refuel without leaving the market. There are toilets too, including accessible toilets. And yes, you can bring the dog: dogs, and all pets, are welcome.
Paying
Book online ahead of time, or pay by cash or card when you arrive at the entrance.
Stay for lunch
Turn your market morning into a proper day out. Stop for lunch at one of the places to eat and drink in Wembley Park, or carry on browsing at the shops and markets around the estate.
Your questions answered
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When is Wembley Park Antiques & Vintage Market?
Sunday 29 November 2026. Public entry runs from 10am to 3pm, and trade and early bird ticket holders can enter from 8am. The organiser has also announced a further date on Sunday 4 April 2027, so if November doesn't suit you, that's the next chance to visit.
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How much does entry cost?
Public entry costs £5, or nothing if you book online with code getinforfree by 15 November 2026. The code covers public entry from 10am only. Trade and early bird entry from 8am costs £20. There are no booking fees, and you can also pay by cash or card at the entrance on the day.
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Is the market indoors?
Yes. The organiser describes the stalls as indoor or undercover, with some traders setting up at tables and others selling straight from their vehicles. That makes it a sensible plan for a late-November Sunday, but it is still winter in London, so wear warm layers and comfortable shoes.
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Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Dogs, and all pets, are not only allowed but welcomed, the organiser says. Some stalls will have glass, ceramics and furniture displayed at low level, and the aisles get busy at opening, so a short lead makes things easier for you, your dog and the traders.
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Are there toilets and accessible facilities?
Yes. There are toilets on site, including accessible toilets. Details of the visitor entrance and step-free access are being confirmed and will be added to this page before the event. If you have specific access needs, contact the organiser before your visit so they can help you plan.
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Where can I park?
Use the Pink car park, which is the recommended parking for the market. Charges are still being confirmed and will be added here before the event. If you are coming by public transport, Wembley Park station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines serves the estate.
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Is this the same as the Wednesday antiques market at Wembley Park?
No. The free midweek Wembley Park Antiques Market, held on the last Wednesday of each month, was run by a different operator and no longer takes place. Some listings online still show it. This Sunday market is a separate, ticketed event organised by Paul Kelly, so check dates and prices here before you travel.
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How do I book a stall?
Through the organiser. Visit the stallholder page on the organiser's website to book online. Options range from a 6ft table pitch to drive-in pitches for a car or van, so you can sell straight from your vehicle. Wembley Park does not handle stall bookings.
Interested in trading?
Take a table or two, or drive in and set up from your vehicle. Stall bookings go directly through the organiser.
Follow the market
Follow the market for trader announcements and updates before the day.
