The Teenage Market is a national initiative that gives young people a free platform to sell their crafts, talents, and to perform.
The market is running in Kettering today, Saturday, December 7, and young traders were given free insurance cover, gazebo and a table.
Young traders under 17 needed an adult to supervise but otherwise, teens could apply for a stall by creating a profile about what they do.
There was a variety of stalls at the event including handmade bath products, cakes, art, make-up, and other crafts.
Shire Sounds were playing music and broadcasting live. Check out our gallery to see more.
Young traders under 17 needed an adult to supervise but otherwise, teens could apply for a stall by creating a profile about what they do.
5. Lucy can be booked for make-up
Lucys business is called Miss Lucy's Beauty and Makeup. She hopes to go into production make-up. Photo: Phoebe Radford
6. Zahra's bakes
Zahra Haque, 15, (left) was running a bakery stall with the help of her younger sister Shayla, 13, (right). Zahra only started baking in the summer but had an impressive array of cakes on offer. Her mum, Jaylan, said some of her best cakes, in the shape of hippos, had sold out. Photo: Phoebe Radford
7. Local radio Shire Sounds were broadcasting live
Kettering's local radio Shire Sounds were playing lots of music and broadcasting live from the event. Station manager Charlie Stone (centre) said they aim to put local radio back in the community and they cover a lot of local events and news. Photo: Phoebe Radford
8. Youth Works Northamptonshire
Local organisation Youth Works, which delivers education and support for young people in the county, had a stall with handmade goods. Lorraine Nicholls, who works for Youth Works, said all the items had been made by young people working towards a City and Guilds qualification. Photo: Phoebe Radford