Vintage Market

From a Christmas Day community meal at The Loading Bay to the stages of the North East, The Quiet Fire is a band born out of friendship and chance encounters in North Shields. Bringing together Vanessa Clarke, Colm Charles Grey, Cameron Wynn and Beverley Craggs, their music blends folk, Americana, acoustic storytelling and rich vocal harmonies. A very North Shields story about the power of music to bring people together.

Meet Ethan Ward of 1892 Football Shirts, bringing vintage and pre-loved football shirts from around the world to the I Love North Shields Vintage Market.

The legendary Jungle of North Shields inspires a new immersive photography experience by Harriott & Solomon at Salt Market Social this October. Dress in 1970s style, step onto the set and become part of the story.

Built on more than 20 years of recycling experience, Vardy & Sons rescues antiques, collectables and curios and connects them with people who will appreciate them.

What began with a wardrobe clear-out soon became a passion for discovering quirky, weird and wonderful vintage treasures.

Put in £1, turn the handle and see what Goblin has chosen for you. This bright orange former arcade machine has been transformed into a miniature art gallery on wheels—and it is coming to the I Love North Shields Vintage Market.

North East singer-songwriter Oliver Hunt talks finding his voice at 29, discovering The Avett Brothers, writing through heartbreak and hope, and his forthcoming EP Now Leaving ahead of his North Shields live set.

Singer-songwriter Sam Bennett talks songwriting, Glasgow, North Shields and the music that shaped him ahead of his appearance at the I Love North Shields Vintage Market.

A Johnny Cash record opened a new musical world for Sam Shields. Now the Northumberland songwriter brings his stripped-back folk and Americana sound to North Shields just days before releasing his new EP.

“Anything unusual, beautifully made or slightly bonkers tends to catch my attention.” That probably tells you quite a lot about Dave Wilson, the North East...