November Markets in Cyprus: Vintage Clothing, Handmade Crafts and Antiques
A series of markets across Cyprus this November brings second-hand fashion, handmade goods, a farmers festival and an antiques fair, ahead of the Christmas market season.

Nicosia, Cyprus. Several markets bringing together artists, small brands and creative businesses are planned across Cyprus in November, starting this weekend in Nicosia. Christmas markets are expected to follow once these events conclude.
Winter Clothing Bazaar at Common Room
The first event of the season is a Winter Clothing Bazaar at Common Room, next to Prozak in Nicosia. On Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7, 13 fashion vendors will offer second-hand and vintage clothing along with selected items. Opening hours are 5pm to 9pm on Friday and 11am to 8pm on Saturday.
Second-Hand Clothing Market at the Home for Cooperation
On Saturday, November 7, the Home for Cooperation in Nicosia hosts a one-day Second-Hand Clothing Market at the Home Café, from 10am to 2pm. The event promotes sustainable shopping and a sense of community.
Bazaar in the Cave at Acropolis Park
Also on November 7, a pop-up called Bazaar in the Cave takes place at Acropolis Park in Nicosia, from 11am to 6pm. Artists from across Cyprus will run stalls with handmade items, jewellery, candles and other products, while workshops for children are planned for younger visitors.
Farmers Festival in Lythrodontas
On November 15, Lexeko Estate in Lythrodontas holds its first Farmers Festival. The programme includes a large vintage-themed market, workshops on making flower arrangements, painting or cooking, live music and DJs, a children’s play area and a range of goods on sale.
Grand Antiques & Vintage Market
On November 21, the Grand Antiques & Vintage Market returns for a fifth edition at the New Strovolos Town Hall Square Gardens in Nicosia. Collectors and vintage enthusiasts can browse stalls from 10am to 5pm offering antique furniture, vintage décor, vinyl records, jewellery, artwork and other items.
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