Grandma's Attic Antiques Fairs

A great day out. Wimborne Antique Market plus a wonderful fruit and flower market plus bric-a-brac. Lots to see and buy. I had gone to a Garden Centre two days prior, which although lovely was very expensive and now in the Flower Market I found the same shrubs and plants at much reduced prices. It's open Friday, Saturday and Sunday and while my husband strolled through Antique part I was buying lovely fruit, vegetables, bird food and containers, dog treats and plants, shrubs and flowers. Much of the market is under cover but it didn't matter how that day as it was very hot. If you want the loo" you go out into the trade car park at the back and there is a porto cabin which even has a disabled facility. A good day out."

Not worth the £2 entry fee. Full of useless tat/clutter in my opinion.Great if you want ornaments, but they don't really make that clear on the advertisment. Also, everything is high in price for the traders to cover stall costs.

Great fair, made better with new ownership, with a welcoming atmosphere and a real cross section of stalls. I think there would something there for everyone, from the new collector to the experienced antiques buyer. A lovely morning out.

l have been attending various fairs around the South of England for 35 years. This is the best organiser of fairs that l have ever encountered in that time. SO professionally done! l am looking forward to his next fair in Chichester soon.

Grandmas Attic Antique FairBournemouth Fantastic fair and a good variety of stalls Excellent 5*

Thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this busy and friendly venue, and managed to buy some really good quality pieces to add to my collections. The stall holders were all very helpful and knowledgable. I wIll definitely be attending the next one.

Well organised antiques fairs...Recommended!

My first time as a stallholder at the Pavilion and it went really well (my stock includes militaria, ephemera, sewing items, silver, glass, antique and vintage jewellery, quirky collectables,walking sticks, art deco). The fair is organised, advertised and run with fabulous efficiency. The amount of advertising across all media was impressive and there were lots of signs (from every direction) for the public to know where to go. There was a good mixture of different items offered by all the stallholders, which was great for the fair goers as there was something for everyone.

Bournemouth Pavilion: Advertised on Antiques Atlas as 'up to 100 stalls and over 1200 parking spaces'. Very disappointed with the number of stalls today, less than 50 stalls, mostly selling Poole or Moorcroft. The parking spaces are all BCP spaces, some of the most expensive in the UK. £3.50 parking, £2.50 entry. I was in and out in less than 20 minutes.