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Kirkcaldy market has grown over the year with many new stallholders and loyal customers reguarly attend. If you have not been to the market you would be very surprised whats on offer, with fresh smoked smokies and a great selection of fresh fish Iain Spink has to be your first stop, then with Chicken, Pork, Beef, Lamb, and much more this offers as great choice.
Come and join us at Deddington Farmers' Market, in north Oxfordshire, one of the largest and happies farmers' markets in the country. Featuring over 40 stalls, it offers the very best in locally produced beer, bread, crafts, eggs, fish, flowers, fruit, meat, preserves, ready-made meals including foreign cuisines, vegetables and much, much more.
nder the gaze of Mozart’s statue on leafy Orange (or Mozart) Square, Pimlico is a lovely location for a farmers' market. Plenty of space to sit and soak in the atmosphere before buying apples and juice, fresh pasta, free range eggs, meat & poultry, seasonal game, day boat fish and shellfish, artisan bread & cheeses, and seasonal specials from asparagus to cherries.
Lavenham Farmers' Market, officially the best market in Suffolk, is held on the fourth Sunday of every month in Lavenham Village Hall.
We run markets in St Mary's Hall in Mold providing direct access to producers offering a wide range of fresh, local, seasonal food plus quality plants and crafts
Your local Farmers Market. Open on the fourth Saturday of every month 9am to 1pm on Croft Road, Crowborough
High Street Kensington farmers market remains open every Sunday, rain or shine.
Sudbury Farmers' Market is one of the best town centre farmers' markets in Suffolk, attracting hundreds of shoppers through the doors every month.
Durham's Farmer's and Producers' Market is on the third Thursday of each month - open from 9am until 4.30pm, or until stock has sold out.
Since September 1999, when twenty nervous stallholders manned their pitches on the edge of the (now vanished) cattle market, Cirencester has been lucky to have a regular farmers' market.