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Dundee and Angus Women in Business Networking Morning

Dundee and Angus Women in Business Networking Morning

The Dundee and Angus Women in Business Networking Morning is an exceptional upcoming gathering designed to bring together dynamic professionals, entrepreneurs, and corporate leaders. Hosted by Women Ahead Dundee and Angus, this event serves as a premier platform for ambitious women looking to expand their professional footprint, build meaningful alliances, and exchange valuable insights. Set against the backdrop of one of Dundee's finest venues, the morning promises a welcoming, high-energy environment structured to support career growth and enterprise development. Whether you are an established industry veteran or an emerging business owner, this session offers a relaxed yet purposeful space to foster long-term collaborations. Fostering High-Value Professional Connections In today's fast-paced corporate and entrepreneurial ecosystem, the strength of your network often dictates the scale of your success. This networking morning focuses heavily on organic connection-building, allowing attendees to bypass superficial interactions and engage in deep, solutions-oriented conversations. Participants will have the chance to discuss current market trends, overcome shared business obstacles, and discover new avenues for joint ventures. The agenda is crafted to ensure that every participant leaves with actionable takeaways, fresh perspectives, and a reinforced support system comprised of trailblazing women from diverse sectors across Dundee and Angus. Empowering Growth and Leadership Beyond simple introductions, Women Ahead is deeply committed to the holistic advancement of women in the workplace and business arena. Attendees will explore themes of leadership resilience, innovation, and strategic scaling. The curated atmosphere encourages open dialogue where members and first-time guests alike can voice their aspirations, seek constructive advice, and leverage collective wisdom. This event reinforces the community's core ethos: that professional excellence is best achieved through mutual encouragement, shared resources, and a strong culture of collaborative ambition. Event Experience and What to Expect Held during prime morning hours, the session balances structured networking facilitation with free-flowing conversation over refreshments. First-time visitors are warmly welcomed to experience the caliber of the network firsthand, gaining insight into how membership can continuously elevate their career trajectories. With attendance limited to preserve the quality of interactions, participants are guaranteed an intimate, high-impact setting. Secure your spot today to immerse yourself in an empowering community dedicated to driving regional economic vitality and individual leadership excellence.
Malmaison Dundee, Dundee
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Penrith Bead Fair 2026
Aug 23, 2026

Penrith Bead Fair 2026

Penrith Bead Fair 2026 is a must-attend event for jewellery makers, beading enthusiasts, designers, artisans, and craft lovers across the United Kingdom. Hosted by MrBead.com, this exciting one-day exhibition brings together an impressive selection of bead suppliers, gemstone specialists, jewellery-making experts, and creative businesses under one roof. Whether you are just beginning your jewellery-making journey or already operate a successful handmade jewellery business, this event offers inspiration, education, networking, and access to thousands of high-quality products. The exhibition provides visitors with an opportunity to explore premium gemstone beads, freshwater pearls, crystals, glass beads, seed beads, jewellery findings, tools, wires, cords, and accessories while learning from experienced exhibitors who are passionate about their craft. MrBead.com MrBead.com has become one of the UK's trusted suppliers of jewellery-making materials, offering an extensive collection of gemstone beads, pearls, crystals, jewellery findings, and crafting accessories. The company regularly participates in bead fairs throughout the country, helping jewellery makers discover quality materials while providing expert advice and outstanding customer service. Their exhibitions are designed to support both hobbyists and professional jewellery designers by offering carefully selected products sourced from reliable manufacturers around the world. Why Attend Penrith Bead Fair 2026? Penrith Bead Fair is much more than a shopping event. It is an inspiring gathering where creativity meets craftsmanship. Visitors can discover the latest jewellery-making supplies, compare different gemstone collections, learn practical techniques, and meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for handmade jewellery. The event creates an enjoyable environment where beginners can gain confidence while experienced designers can explore new trends, build supplier relationships, and find unique materials for future collections. Explore Thousands of Jewellery-Making Supplies Visitors will have access to an incredible range of products, including: Natural gemstone beads Freshwater pearls Czech glass beads Crystal beads Seed beads Jewellery wire Elastic cords Clasps and findings Pendants and charms Jewellery tools Beading accessories DIY jewellery kits Each exhibitor offers carefully selected products suitable for creating necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, anklets, keychains, home décor, and personalised gifts. Meet Industry Experts One of the biggest advantages of attending Penrith Bead Fair is the opportunity to speak directly with experienced jewellery makers and bead suppliers. Experts will be available throughout the day to answer questions about: Choosing the right gemstones Jewellery design techniques Wire wrapping Bead stringing Colour matching Jewellery finishing Product sourcing Business advice for jewellery sellers Whether you have technical questions or simply want inspiration for your next project, experienced professionals will be happy to help. Discover Beautiful Gemstones Natural gemstones remain one of the most popular materials in jewellery design. Visitors will find an impressive collection including: Amethyst Rose Quartz Tiger Eye Jasper Agate Jade Lapis Lazuli Carnelian Aventurine Onyx Quartz Amazonite Fluorite Hematite Turquoise Each gemstone offers unique colours, textures, and natural beauty that cannot be replicated by synthetic materials. Inspiration for Every Skill Level Whether you're creating jewellery for personal enjoyment or running a successful handmade jewellery business, the exhibition offers ideas suitable for every experience level. Beginners can learn basic jewellery-making techniques while advanced designers can discover premium materials, new suppliers, and emerging trends within the handmade jewellery industry. Visitors often leave the exhibition with fresh inspiration for seasonal collections, gifts, fashion accessories, and bespoke jewellery designs. Support Independent Jewellery Businesses Independent jewellery makers can benefit significantly from attending Penrith Bead Fair. The event provides opportunities to: Find reliable suppliers Purchase premium materials Compare prices Discover exclusive products Build business relationships Learn current market trends Improve product quality Many small businesses attend annually to source materials for their online shops, craft fairs, and retail stores. Network with the Jewellery Community Networking is one of the highlights of the exhibition. Visitors can connect with: Jewellery designers Artisan makers Craft teachers Hobbyists Independent retailers Material suppliers Workshop organisers Creative entrepreneurs Sharing ideas and experiences often leads to valuable partnerships, collaborations, and long-term professional relationships. Learn About Current Jewellery Trends The jewellery industry continues to evolve with changing customer preferences. Visitors can discover current trends including: Sustainable jewellery Natural gemstones Minimalist designs Handmade fashion accessories Personalised jewellery Crystal-inspired collections Eco-friendly materials Contemporary colour palettes These trends provide inspiration for both hobbyists and commercial jewellery businesses. A Family-Friendly Creative Experience Penrith Bead Fair welcomes visitors of all ages who appreciate arts, crafts, and creativity. Families, friends, students, and community groups enjoy spending time exploring the exhibition together while discovering new hobbies and artistic interests. The relaxed atmosphere makes it an enjoyable day out for everyone. Convenient Location Stainton Village Hall provides an excellent venue with comfortable indoor exhibition space, refreshments, and easy accessibility. The venue offers convenient transport links for visitors travelling from Cumbria, Lancashire, Northumberland, Yorkshire, southern Scotland, and surrounding regions. Its welcoming environment allows visitors to spend several hours browsing exhibitors at their own pace. Benefits of Attending Visitors attending Penrith Bead Fair 2026 will enjoy numerous benefits, including: Free admission Wide selection of quality bead suppliers Premium gemstone collections Jewellery-making inspiration Expert advice Networking opportunities Access to exclusive products Comfortable indoor venue Friendly atmosphere Excellent shopping experience Who Should Attend? This event is ideal for: Jewellery designers Beading enthusiasts Craft hobbyists DIY creators Artisan businesses Fashion accessory designers Gift makers Students Independent retailers Creative entrepreneurs Regardless of experience level, attendees will discover valuable products, ideas, and industry connections. Register Your Visit Visitors are encouraged to plan their visit in advance to make the most of everything Penrith Bead Fair 2026 has to offer. Arriving early provides additional time to explore exhibitor stands, compare products, and speak with suppliers before peak visitor hours. Whether your goal is shopping for premium gemstones, expanding your jewellery-making knowledge, finding inspiration for new designs, or simply enjoying a creative day with fellow enthusiasts, Penrith Bead Fair 2026 promises an engaging and rewarding experience. Final Thoughts Penrith Bead Fair 2026 is one of the UK's most anticipated jewellery-making exhibitions, bringing together creativity, craftsmanship, and community in a welcoming environment. Organized by MrBead.com, the event offers free admission, expert guidance, premium-quality beads and gemstones, and valuable networking opportunities for jewellery makers of all skill levels. From discovering unique materials to learning new techniques and connecting with industry professionals, attendees will leave inspired and equipped to create beautiful handmade jewellery. Whether you are a hobbyist, artisan, retailer, or aspiring designer, this exhibition is an excellent opportunity to celebrate the art of jewellery making and explore the latest trends in the industry.
Stainton Village Hall, Norwich
Antique and Collectors Market Newark

Antique and Collectors Market Newark

The December Antique & Collectors Market at Newark is the perfect antidote to the stress of high-street holiday shopping. This event takes on a festive, community-focused atmosphere, with many exhibitors bringing out stock specifically suited for unique gift-giving. While the core of the fair remains rooted in traditional antiques, there is a noticeable increase in quirky, one-of-a-kind items that make for memorable presents. From vintage cameras and old-fashioned board games to beautifully bound Victorian novels, the market is a goldmine for those who want to avoid the generic and embrace the authentic. One of the standout features of the winter market is the extensive collection of mid-century modern items. As "retro" continues to dominate interior design trends, stalls filled with G-Plan furniture, Ercol chairs, and bright West German pottery are always a hit with younger shoppers. Furthermore, the vinyl record section has grown significantly in recent years, with dealers offering everything from rare 1960s pressings to classic 80s pop. This focus on "modern antiques" ensures the fair stays relevant to a broad demographic, bridging the gap between traditionalists and contemporary collectors. Despite the cooler weather, the organization ensures a comfortable experience with plenty of indoor space and heated areas. The outdoor stalls remain a draw for those looking for larger pieces of winter garden decor or weathered ironwork. Local artisan food producers often have a presence at the December event, offering everything from locally brewed ales to traditional Nottinghamshire cheeses, making it a great place to stock up on festive treats. For those looking to decorate their homes for the holidays, the fair offers a wealth of inspiration, from vintage glass baubles to traditional brass candlesticks that add a touch of timeless elegance to any winter setting.
Newark Showground, Nottingham
Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair
Oct 08 - 09, 2026

Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair

The October edition of the Newark International Antiques & Collectors Fair marks a significant point in the UK's cultural calendar, as it often features a shift toward indoor galleries and more refined, high-end collections as the season changes. As the largest event of its kind in Europe, the sheer volume of goods is staggering. From the moment you enter the gates, you are surrounded by history, with items ranging from ancient Roman coins to the iconic plastic furniture of the 1970s. This diversity is what makes Newark a global phenomenon, attracting buyers from as far afield as Japan, America, and Australia. For the serious collector, the indoor shopping arcades offer a climate-controlled environment to browse delicate items such as rare books, stamps, and horological masterpieces. The jewellery section is a particular highlight, featuring everything from Georgian mourning rings to Art Deco diamond brooches. Each stall is a curated gallery in its own right, often managed by specialists who have spent decades studying their chosen field. This fair is not merely a marketplace; it is a living museum where the exhibits are for sale, providing a tangible connection to the past that modern retail simply cannot replicate. Sustainability and conscious consumerism are at the heart of this event. In an age of disposable furniture, the Newark fair promotes the longevity and craftsmanship of previous generations. Many younger visitors are now attending to source unique pieces for "upcycling" projects or to find high-quality alternatives to flat-pack furniture. The event also provides a fantastic day out for the family, with plenty of space to explore, various food courts, and a vibrant atmosphere that celebrates British heritage. Whether you are looking to invest thousands or simply spend a few pounds on a nostalgic trinket, the October Newark fair is an unmissable experience.
Newark Showground, Nottingham
Runway Monday Antiques and Collectors Fair

Runway Monday Antiques and Collectors Fair

Runway Monday is a unique offshoot of the traditional antiques fair circuit, specifically designed for those who prefer a fast-paced, high-energy shopping environment. Located on the iconic runway section of the Newark Showground, this one-day event has gained a cult following among interior designers, prop buyers, and savvy homeowners. Unlike the multi-day festivals, Runway Monday focuses on "fresh-to-market" stock, where items often change hands within minutes of being unloaded from the vans. It is the perfect venue for those who love the thrill of the chase and the satisfaction of finding a hidden gem at a competitive price. The inventory at Runway Monday tends to lean towards the "decorative and functional" side of the market. Visitors will find a heavy emphasis on architectural salvage, including reclaimed doors, cast-iron radiators, and weathered garden ornaments. Indoors and across the tarmac, there is also a fantastic selection of textiles, from vintage French linens to mid-century rugs. Collectors of kitchenalia and rustic home goods will find themselves spoilt for choice, with stalls dedicated to copper pots, wooden crates, and stoneware bottles that add instant character to any modern interior. The event is particularly popular with the trade because of its accessibility and the quality of the sellers it attracts. Many dealers use this fair to clear stock or showcase new arrivals before they hit the high-street galleries. For the public, it offers a rare glimpse into the professional side of the antiques world. With a 24-hour format that starts early in the morning, it is advisable to arrive with a sturdy vehicle and plenty of packing materials, as the temptation to take home large-scale salvage pieces is high.
Newark Showground, Nottingham
International Antique and Collectors Fair Nottingham
Aug 13 - 14, 2026

International Antique and Collectors Fair Nottingham

The International Antique & Collectors Fair at the Newark Showground is widely regarded as the ultimate treasure-hunting ground for enthusiasts across Europe.Spanning across a massive 84-acre site, this event serves as a focal point for the UK's heritage economy, attracting thousands of dealers and visitors from around the globe. Whether you are a seasoned professional looking for high-end investment pieces or a hobbyist searching for a unique addition to your home, the scale of this fair ensures there is something for every taste and budget. Attendees can expect to find an extraordinary variety of items, including exquisite Victorian and Edwardian furniture, delicate porcelain, rare silverware, and an extensive collection of mid-century modern pieces. The fair is not just about furniture; it is a haven for collectors of smalls, such as rare coins, vintage watches, and estate jewellery. The atmosphere is electric, with trade buyers often arriving early to secure the best finds, followed by a steady stream of public visitors who enjoy the sprawling outdoor pitches and heated indoor galleries. Beyond the shopping experience, the event offers a unique educational opportunity. Many of the exhibitors are world-class experts in their specific niches—be it 18th-century ceramics or industrial salvage—and are often happy to share the history and provenance of their items. For those interested in sustainable living, the fair represents the pinnacle of the circular economy, offering high-quality, pre-loved items that have stood the test of time. On-site facilities include a range of catering options, from artisan coffee to traditional British fare, ensuring a comfortable full-day experience for all attendees.
Newark Showground, Nottingham