What The Maker Market is
The Maker Market is a curated market of makers who sell work they made themselves; there are no resellers and no importers.
In Amsterdam it is held every month in the covered passage of De Hallen, with around 40 makers per edition.
It has been at De Hallen since 2017.
Dates and opening hours
The market takes place on the last weekend of the month, on Saturday from 11:00 to 17:00 and on Sunday from 12:00 to 17:00.
The next De Hallen editions are 24 and 25 October and 28 and 29 November 2026.
In 2026 the market also visits Amstel1 at the Stopera, on Sunday 8 November and Sunday 6 December, from 11:00 to 17:00.
Entry is free and no ticket is needed.
Where it is and how to get there
De Hallen is at Hannie Dankbaarpassage 47, 1053 RT, in Amsterdam West, in a tram depot built in 1902.
Tram 17 stops at Postjesweg, tram 7 at Ten Katestraat, and bus 18 also runs nearby; from Centraal Station it takes about 15 minutes.
The passage is covered, so the market always goes ahead.
What to buy
Expect handmade jewellery, ceramics, clothing and bags, illustrations and prints, small furniture, lamps and candles, natural soaps and skin care, and small-batch food and drink.
Most makers take cards, but a few only take cash, so bring a little just in case.
Tips for your visit
The passage is wide and suits pushchairs and wheelchairs, and dogs on a lead are welcome.
Under the same roof are the Filmhallen cinema and the Foodhallen food court.
See our directory of cinemas for screenings.
The Ten Katemarkt is right outside on Saturdays.
More makers markets
The Sunday Market, the Museum Market and Art Amsterdam Spui also put you face to face with the people who made the work.
See every Amsterdam street market by day.
Official website
For current dates and news, see the The Maker Market Amsterdam page.
For other markets, see our guide to every Amsterdam street market by day, and check the What’s On calendar for markets and events on any given day.
Days, hours and addresses on this page were checked against the market’s own website and the city’s iamsterdam listing in October 2026.
Markets change their hours and skip dates for holidays and weather, so check the official page before a special trip.
