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Vintage pop-up heads to high street
Date published: 16 June 2026
St Wilfrid’s is set to bring vintage style to the high street this weekend with a special pop-up event taking place across two of our shops.
On Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June, our Terminus Road and Langney Road shops will be transforming into a treasure hunter’s paradise, packed with curated collectables and fascinating items of curiosity.
It’s all part of an initiative to bring a brand new shopping experience to the high street. Pop-ups in the Langney Road shop have so far included wedding dresses and artwork, and this weekend is the turn of one-of-a-kind finds.
Head of Retail, Jackie Gordon, said: “If you’re a lover of all things vintage, antique, and beautifully unique, mark your calendars because we’ve got a spectacular weekend in store. Whether you’re looking for that perfect retro accessory, a rare trinket, or a statement piece to complete your home, we have a fantastic selection waiting for you.”
The stores can be found at 56 Langney Road and 186 Terminus Road, both in Eastbourne. Opening times are 9.15am to 4.45pm on Saturday, and 10am to 4pm on Sunday.
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