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Market Stalls at Corby Pole Fair Do you make or sell items to the general public? Do you want the opportunity to sell your goods to crowds of around 30,000 local people on Friday 3rd June? Then a market stall at Corby Pole Fair Would be perfect for you. The Pole Fair is a major community celebration, which takes place in the Old Village area of Corby every 20 years. This unique tradition comes around every 20 years, with the last Pole Fair last taking place in May 2002 on the Charter Field in Corby Old Village, attracting crowds of 30,000 to enjoy outdoor attractions, entertainment and of course, the reading of the Royal Charter at the three entrances to the village. The market is an integral element of the fair as referenced in the Royal Charter and we’re looking for a wide range of stallholders to both local residents and visitors. The fee of £60 per stall includes a traditional covered market stall, with a table measuring 7ft by 3ft, so you will just need to turn up with your goods and start selling. Opportunity details Please download and read the full Terms and Conditions before making a booking - they can be found here: Corby Pole Fair Market – Information for stallholders Stalls can be booked via madewithmany.eventbrite.com Stall allocation Stalls will be allocated on a first come first-served basis. We will monitor bookings and reserve the right to not accept any booking for which there are already multiple sellers booked for a similar item. As stalls are limited, double stalls are not available for booking at this time, but may be released closer to the event date if available. For all enquiries, please contact info@madewithmany.org Charities Currently, bookings are only open to commercial sellers, however local charities and community groups can now apply for a FREE market stall for fundraising activities. Updates Get regular updates at Corby Pole Fair's facebook page - or sign up for Made With Many's e-newsletter.CLICK HERE to return to Corby Pole Fair main menu.Last updated 28th April 2022