After 6am, Days out, Fashion

Meet the wedding jewellery experts and designers and take advantage of special offers.

A market on the last Saturday of the month featuring handmade crafts and work by Scottish designers, artists and crafters.

Eat Drink puts on a pop-up restaurant on a massive scale, with room for 100 diners, a tapas cafe with room for 200, plus bars, a performance stage and an exhibition area. A selection of Bristol's best chefs and independent restaurants get in on the action, as they each take a turn creating a menu to blow your proverbial…

A catwalk event featuring designs by fashion graduates from the University of Derby. The collections consist of eclectic and contemporary styles.

Clothing and accessories by designer Beca Lipscombe and artist Lucy McKenzie.

A craft show with an emphasis on upcycled products, from handmade crafts to vintage fashion, from Fife's finest makers.

Market fair selling everything from vintage fashion and homeware to skincare products and local crafts.

The up-and-coming London shoe designer unveils her latest collection which is inspired by 1990s sportswear, retro video games and vintage tin robots.

The up-and-coming London shoe designer unveils her latest collection which is inspired by 1990s sportswear, retro video games and vintage tin robots.

Cocktober Fest hits the road! The Cocktail Queen presents a series of ladies' nights to set October off with a bang, featuring drag queens and 'buff butlers' (ripped abs or shoe shiners? – not entirely sure) to spice up the boring old dance floor and cocktails aspect.

A selection of women's, men's and accessories' designer items for sale, for discounted prices. Labels include See by Chloe, Jimmy Choo, Gucci and Armani.

A collection of fabrics from around the world, featuring silks, velvets, cottons, tapestries, patterned and plain.

Everything from vintage Victorian buttons to 1950s dresses.

The Burrell's collection of 17th century garb is given the spotlight, including a rare embroidered skirt panel that Anne of Denmark might have once donned.

Weekend course where participants can learn about the gladrags worn on stage– then get down to making their own.

Learn how to make a decorative panel to adorn a bag or for use as a wall hanging. Suitable for any skill level, and tutor Alison will show 'free machining' if you're new to it. Take a sewing machine with darning foot and some coloured and metallic threads. Lunch is included.

See the fashion stars of the future before they spread their wings. On the catwalk will be stunning garments from the final-year students.