North London’s iconic Seven Sisters Market, has officially reopened after five years of closure.
The market closed in 2020 due to safety concerns. Since then, Places for London, with support from Haringey Council and £2 million of funding from the Mayor of London and TfL, has delivered a temporary market for the traders to return to, while major plans that include the market for the original market site are progressed.
Around 40 indoor and outdoor stalls are now trading, with a new seating area, customer toilets and a community space overseen by the Wards Corner Community Benefit Society. A new route between Suffield Road and Seven Sisters Road also improves access to the station.
The official reopening took place on Saturday 4 October 2025, with MP David Lammy cutting the ribbon alongside Cllr Peray Ahmet, Leader of Haringey Council, traders and partners.
Market Place, NABMA’s headline sponsor, has been appointed to manage the market and will support traders as they settle into their improved home. The market is open seven days a week.
NABMA Chief Executive David Preston said:
“It is fantastic to see Seven Sisters Market return as an important cultural and trading hub for the community. We are delighted that Market Place is playing a key role in helping this unique market thrive again.”