On Saturday 8 November, the Cherry Picked Pop-Up takes over Saints of Ingram from 10:00 to 17:00, bringing a curated mix of vintage clothing, jewellery, art, books, homeware and more. The event is free to attend and invites you to browse independent talent in the heart of the city.
Interior designer and BBC Scotland TV presenter Anna Campbell‑Jones will be present with a curated collection from her Scottish sustainable home-wares brand. Also featured: Lucky Swallows (a collaboration with Ocean Plastic Pots) turning marine plastic waste into stylish design pieces; jewellery by renowned Scottish artist Muriel Webster; hand-knitted scarves and bags by Lisa Bonner; items by Missy Montague; plus a host of other indie makers.
This pop-up offers a relaxed, well-stocked shopping experience featuring everything from 1980s sequins and bold metallics to contemporary art and upcycled music accessories. Central to the day is the all-day vintage sale by MOXIE — rails full of Studio 54-inspired looks, designer labels, maxi dresses and prints. Sizes catered for everyone; pricing is £10 per item or 3 for £25.
Attendees can try on clothes, meet the makers, and pay by card or cash. The venue is fully accessible and open to all. For those aiming to get ahead of the crowd and secure access at 10:00 sharp (especially for the vintage rails where once they’re gone, they’re gone), early-bird tickets are available here: https://cherrypickednovember8.eventbrite.co.uk.
Whether you’re hunting for a statement piece, meaningful gift or simply want to support Scotland’s independent creative scene, the Cherry Picked Pop-Up is a weekend event worth your time.
