The event saw the Tinsle Summer Market collaborate with the Tintwistle Climate Emergency Campaign for the first time for their "Go Green" event.
Run by volunteers with support from the council, the event was a success with numerous stalls selling everything from handmade gifts like jewellery and paintings to local food and drink items like craft beers.
A total of £200 was raised for Glossop Cat Rescue on the day.
The event had a focus on climate change which was a first for the market, raising awareness about the ongoing global issue.
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