Over the past few months, waves of pop-up shops and new community-driven businesses have brought Brixton Village to life. Pioneered by the projects which won three months rent-free use of a shop in our original competition, the rejuvenation has continued with further new shops and restaurants opening around the market.
Check out what’s currently on offer — or browse our archive of earlier projects…
A furniture-maker, a lantern-maker and an ethical fashion designer share a shop. Sarah, Sean and Hannah will be selling their work and running workshops.
A corner store selling delicious locally made food and a project collecting food stories — ingredients, recipes and people.
The Remade in Brixton Work-Shop is a hub for local reuse, repair, recycling and working towards a zero waste community.
Leftovers stocks French antique costumes and a selection of unique vintage fashion items and accessories from the 1850s to the 1950s.
A fashion boutique run by Tahlee Johnson, selling vintage and retro clothing. Tahlee has lived in Brixton for twelve years and her shop will be a hub for local musicians, artists and crafts makers.
Transition Towns Brixton, in partnership with other community organisations, has taken on a shop to provide information, workshops and sell books, magazines and energy-saving equipment.
A pop-up shop from the team behind OKIDO — the arts and science magazine for children.
A gallery run by artists who use the ASC studios above Brixton Village.
Current exhibition: Fran Copeman
Etta Burrell and her daughter Sheryl cook up a simple, tasty menu of seafood dishes with ingredients sourced from around the market.
Before entering the Space Makers competition in November 2009, Etta had built up a reputation catering for parties and …
Come down to south London on the first Sunday of every month for the West Norwood Feast — a new people-powered street market which we’ve created with local residents and support from Lambeth council.
