Judy’s Vintage Fair Returns to Sands End
A full day of treasure-hunting at the community centre
There are stalls both inside and outside the venue
October 12, 2026
Fulham’s vintage scene springs back to life this month as Judy’s Vintage Fair brings its popular Vintage Furniture & Flea Market to the Sands End Arts & Community Centre.
The event takes place on Saturday 24 October, running from 10.30am to 3.30pm, and promises a lively mix of mid-century furniture, retro homeware, fashion, accessories and one-off curiosities from traders across London and beyond.
There are stalls both inside and outside the venue and visitors can expect everything from 1960s teak sideboards and industrial lighting to vintage dresses, vinyl records, ceramics and small collectables. Many traders offer home delivery for larger furniture, making it easy to take home a standout piece without the logistics headache.
A tiered ticket system offers early access for keen shoppers who want first pick of the day’s finds. Early Entry tickets often sell out, and organisers recommend booking ahead.
Online tickets: • Early Entry 10.30am – £4.00 • Early Entry 11.00am – £3.50 • General Entry 11.30am – £3.00 • General Entry 1.00pm – £2.50
On-the-door tickets: • Early Entry 10.30am – £5.00 • General Entry 11.30am – £4.00 • Afternoon Entry 2.00pm – £2.00 • Free entry from 3.00pm
Under-16s go free throughout the day, and traders accept both cash and card payments.
The Sands End Arts & Community Centre on Peterborough Road (SW6 3EZ) provides an accessible, welcoming setting, complete with an on-site café — ideal for a coffee or pastry break between browsing sessions. Dogs are welcome, adding to the relaxed, neighbourhood feel.
There is no on-site parking, and organisers strongly encourage visitors to arrive by public transport. The nearest stations are Parsons Green and Putney Bridge, with limited on-street parking available on surrounding roads such as Clancarty Road.
Find out more about activities at the Sands End Arts and Community Centre, off Peterborough Road in the north west corner of South Park, here.
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