Candy Belle has fourth vintage and craft market at St Marks church Returning to the Granite City to new venue St Marks Church on Rosemount Viaduct, the festive fayre is on today from 10am until 4pm to help shoppers kickstart their gift buying in style. And just like its sugary sweet name, Candy Belle stallholders will offer a veritable pick n mix of clothing, jewellery and accessories from eras gone by. Modern companies will also be in the mix with items like bespoke spectacles, home furnishings and prints. The biannual vintage and craft market, which was recognised at the National Vintage Awards in June, was the brainchild of friends Jill, Emma, Angie and Janet, who came together to celebrate their shared love of crafts and vintage to launch the first Candy Belle fayre back in 2011. Since then, the fayre has become one of Aberdeen's top vintage shopping events, something which has delighted Candy Belle co-organiser Janet Shek. She said: "We are proud that the Candy Belle name has become synonymous with quality vintage. Buying vintage is no longer a niche activity and appeals to lots of people and fits with the trend for those who want to move away from mass market shopping to own, or gift, unique, well made and environmentally friendly items. What treasures can you expect to find on the day? Visitors to the free event on Saturday can peruse Christmas party dresses from the likes of Encore Dress and Vintage Agency, prints and notebooks to stuff into stockings from Marina Outdoors and even pick up a new pair of glasses from Dundee company Spex Pistols - just remember to bring along your prescription to order a new set of frames. And after shopping is complete, ladies can treat themselves to a pamper session from Lady Jane, who will offer vintage hair and make-up from her pop up salon from £10.