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A massive Le Creuset factory sale is coming to Yorkshire next month

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Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson - 24th August 2026

Le Creuset will be bringing its biggest-ever in-person event to Yorkshire next month, offering massive discounts on its hit cookware pieces.

The Factory to Table Sale will be heading to Harrogate, filled with all of Le Creuset's most popular items, from salt and pepper grinders to casserole dishes.

And they've said that the sale will include some rare colours, unusual shapes, and pieces you won’t typically find in the brand’s UK boutiques and outlets.

Taking over the Great Yorkshire Events Centre from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September, there'll be loads of Le Creuset cookware for up to half price.

And this isn’t just any old warehouse clear-out. The event is billed as Le Creuset UK’s biggest-ever in-person event, with more cast iron cookware on offer than ever before.

Expect plenty of the brand’s instantly recognisable pieces, alongside limited-edition colours and harder-to-find designs.

Among the tempting finds are seasonal favourites including the pumpkin and petal casseroles, making this one for anyone who likes their kitchenware to be as decorative as it is practical.

The sale takes place across three days at the Great Yorkshire Events Centre, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, as follows:

  • Friday 25 September - 9.45am–7pm, with last entry at 6.15pm
  • Saturday 26 September - 9am–6pm, with last entry at 5.15pm
  • Sunday 27 September - 9am–5.30pm, with last entry at 4.45pm

Tickets are allocated to pre-booked time slots, and under-16s will need to be accompanied by an adult.

The catch? Tickets haven’t gone on general sale yet. You can join the waitlist now for exclusive presale access, giving you the chance to get in before the wider public.

So, if your kitchen has been crying out for a new Dutch oven, or you simply enjoy the thrill of finding a bargain in a very attractive shade of red, Harrogate might be worth the trip this September.

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