Calling all ceramicists - apply now for a table at The GREAT Leeds Ceramics Fair! A celebration of ceramicists taking place in the Brodrick Hall at Leeds City Museum.

The GREAT Leeds Ceramics Fair will take place on Saturday 18th July 2026 from 11 - 4pm at Brodrick Hall, Leeds. Setup will begin from 10am on the day. 

The fair will have free entry to the public.

We are looking for ceramicists working in a variety of methods/techniques/materials including, but not limited to:

• Wheel throwing
• Handbuilding
• Slab building
• Pinching
• Modelling
• Coiling
• Raku
• Sgraffito
• Surface decoration
• Slip casting
• Marbling
• Printing
• Resist
• Sculpture
• Decorative
• Homeware
• Tableware
• Tiles
• Earthenware
• Stoneware
• Porcelain
• Bone china
• Terracotta

Individuals, partnerships, collectives and students are all encouraged to apply! If submitting a joint application, please make this clear in the description box of your application.

Studio Greenly is a planet-friendly collective of freelancers who have been hosting events in Leeds and Bradford for the past 3 years, including markets, exhibitions and networking events.

This is their 3rd time hosting a market in the iconic Brodrick Hall at Leeds City Museum.

**DEADLINE EXTENDED** Deadline For Applications: Midnight on Sunday 14th June. Applicants will be notified of the results of their application via Curatorspace, week commencing Monday 15th June.

Applications are free to submit, but successful applicants will need to pay a £70 table fee, to be paid via bank transfer. Stall fees include a 6ft x 2.5ft trestle table and 2 folding chairs.

Accessibility Information:

There are two entrances to the museum. 

The main entrance is accessed via steps with a handrail, or by a ramp (the bottom of the ramp is on the left of the building as you face it). The main entrance has two double doors. 

The double doors on the left are automated with a press button, and they open outwards. Alternatively, you can enter the museum at lower ground level through the café. The automated doors with a push button are located on the left and they open outwards.

The Museum has four floors, which are all accessed by stairs or a lift. The lift on the ground floor is on the left.

The nearest accessible on-street parking bays are located where Cookridge Street meets Rossington Street, or on Percival Street.

There is an accessible toilet on each floor of the museum. 

Facilities in the toilets include rails at the sides of the toilet and basin, emergency alarms and fire alarms with flashing lights. These toilets are not RADAR key operated. 

Leeds City Museum has a Changing Places toilet. This is located on floor 3 of the museum.

Final Information:
If you have any queries, please contact us via CuratorSpace, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

We are only accepting applications via CuratorSpace.