Established in 1795 as the ‘The Brill’, Chalton Street was once one of the largest street markets in London. It has always been a traditional market selling a mix of food, clothing, and household goods. Henry Croft, the the founder of the tradition of Pearly Kings and Queens was born in St Pancras Workhouse.
Chalton Street Market
Street Market at Chalton Street
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Opening Times
Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | Closed |
Wednesday | Closed |
Thursday | Closed |
Friday |
Open 10:00 - Closes 16:00 |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |
Covid 19 Information
Our markets remain open as part of our commitment to helping you support your local economy and shop for essentials in a safe, outdoor, environment.
Please remember to follow the government advice on social distancing when going outside and visiting your local markets. This includes: stay 2 metres (6ft) away from other people; limit contact with other people; travel on foot or by bike if you can; consider all other options before using public transport; wash your hands for 20 seconds on a regular basis; and if you cannot social distance and you’re likely to come into contact with people you don’t normally meet, wearing a face covering is recommended.
Our markets remain open as part of our commitment to helping you support your local economy and shop for essentials in a safe, outdoor, environment.
Please remember to follow the government advice on social distancing when going outside and visiting your local markets. This includes: stay 2 metres (6ft) away from other people; limit contact with other people; travel on foot or by bike if you can; consider all other options before using public transport; wash your hands for 20 seconds on a regular basis; and if you cannot social distance and you’re likely to come into contact with people you don’t normally meet, wearing a face covering is recommended.
Chalton Street Market Picture Gallery
Shopper browsing stall at Chalton Street Market
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