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Situated at the foot of the Mull of Kintyre, Campbelltown is a small community where the farmers’ market has been set up by local food and craft producers. The market acts as a focal point for the community each month but visitors are made very welcome.
Location: Campbeltown, Argyll
Kilmarnock is a busy shopping town and the monthly farmers’ market adds a truly local flavour for locals and visitors. Produce on offer varies with the season but includes bread, cakes, local cheeses, free-range eggs, meat, vegetables and home-made preserves. The Kilmarnock edition of Burns’ poems includes his famous Toast to the Haggis. The Ayrshire bard was a farmer and would no doubt have supported the Ayrshire markets!
Location: Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
Lanarkshire is renowned as the fruit garden of the West of Scotland. Up to eighteen local producers attend the market each month at Clarkston. This is a convenient location on the south side of Glasgow with easy parking and access to the local high street. Wide range of fare including meats, vegetable, home bakes and dairy.
Location: Clarkston, Renfrewshire
Have you visited our new farmers' market right in the centre of Ipswich? You'll find us on the Cornhill smack bang in the centre of town, every month on the first Sunday.
Location: Ipswich, Suffolk
Second Saturday of the month - 9.00am - 1.00pm
Location: Inverurie, Aberdeenshire
The Wyken Vineyards Farmers’ Market is about farmers, producers, bakers, makers, friends and family. And to make life simpler it’s every Saturday morning, from 9 am. until 1pm.
Location: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
St Neots Farmers Market is well established and has been in operation since 2002. The Market is accredited by FARMA, which recognises and supports local producers.
Location: St Neots, Cambridgeshire
One of the oldest established farmers' market in London going strong on Chapel Market. Favourites include Perry Court Farm fruit and vegetables and Nigels’ Lettuce and Lovage range of salads, plants and herbs. Chegworth Valleys’ range of apple juice and fruit. Seasonal cut flowers from Grange Nursery, plus fresh pasta, milk and cream, cakes and bread, organic and free range meat, poultry and eggs, seasonal fish and much more.
Location: Islington, N1 9PZ
here’s something for everyone here. Sterling Mills is a popular shopping location for bargain hunters. The bonus on the fourth Sunday of each month is the farmers’ market, organised by Forum Event Management, which brings together some of Scotland’s finest producers of beef, lamb, venison and smoked goods as well as vegetables, home baking, and a selection of craft items.
Location: Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire
Stalls staffed by the local producers usually include lamb, beef, rare breed pork, chicken, eggs, jams & preserves, Suffolk cheeses, freshly-ground coffee, chocolate, very local vegetables, mushrooms, honey, stone-ground flour, apples and apple juices, authentic home-made curries, breads and cakes, including cupcakes, outdoor plants in season, plus a handful of local craft items.
Location: Rickinghall, Suffolk
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Campbeltown Farmers’ Market
Situated at the foot of the Mull of Kintyre, Campbelltown is a small community where the farmers’ market has been set up by local food and craft producers. The market acts as a focal point for the community each month but visitors are made very welcome.
Kilmarnock Farmers' Market
Kilmarnock is a busy shopping town and the monthly farmers’ market adds a truly local flavour for locals and visitors. Produce on offer varies with the season but includes bread, cakes, local cheeses, free-range eggs, meat, vegetables and home-made preserves. The Kilmarnock edition of Burns’ poems includes his famous Toast to the Haggis. The Ayrshire bard was a farmer and would no doubt have supported the Ayrshire markets!
Clarkston Farmers' Market
Lanarkshire is renowned as the fruit garden of the West of Scotland. Up to eighteen local producers attend the market each month at Clarkston. This is a convenient location on the south side of Glasgow with easy parking and access to the local high street. Wide range of fare including meats, vegetable, home bakes and dairy.
Ipswich Farmers' Market
Have you visited our new farmers' market right in the centre of Ipswich? You'll find us on the Cornhill smack bang in the centre of town, every month on the first Sunday.
Inverurie Farmers' Market
Second Saturday of the month - 9.00am - 1.00pm
Wyken Farmers’ Market
The Wyken Vineyards Farmers’ Market is about farmers, producers, bakers, makers, friends and family. And to make life simpler it’s every Saturday morning, from 9 am. until 1pm.
St. Neots Farmers' Market
St Neots Farmers Market is well established and has been in operation since 2002. The Market is accredited by FARMA, which recognises and supports local producers.
Islington Farmers' Market
One of the oldest established farmers' market in London going strong on Chapel Market. Favourites include Perry Court Farm fruit and vegetables and Nigels’ Lettuce and Lovage range of salads, plants and herbs. Chegworth Valleys’ range of apple juice and fruit. Seasonal cut flowers from Grange Nursery, plus fresh pasta, milk and cream, cakes and bread, organic and free range meat, poultry and eggs, seasonal fish and much more.
Sterling Mills Farmers’ Market
here’s something for everyone here. Sterling Mills is a popular shopping location for bargain hunters. The bonus on the fourth Sunday of each month is the farmers’ market, organised by Forum Event Management, which brings together some of Scotland’s finest producers of beef, lamb, venison and smoked goods as well as vegetables, home baking, and a selection of craft items.
Rickinghall Farmers' Market
Stalls staffed by the local producers usually include lamb, beef, rare breed pork, chicken, eggs, jams & preserves, Suffolk cheeses, freshly-ground coffee, chocolate, very local vegetables, mushrooms, honey, stone-ground flour, apples and apple juices, authentic home-made curries, breads and cakes, including cupcakes, outdoor plants in season, plus a handful of local craft items.