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This very successful market has between 20 and 30 food stalls. There is a good variety of local food available at the easily accessed venue with plenty of free parking, just off the Dumfries bypass. Produce available includes locally produced meats, fish, cheeses, breads, baking, desserts, ice creams and sorbets, jams and preserves, chocolates, fruit and vegetables, fudge, cider, beer and wine.
Barnes farmers Market is one of the oldest farmers markets in London situated in the picturesque town of Barnes (the village of London).
Kilsyth has a busy little high street and the farmers’ market has been a welcome addition to the events calendar. Here is your chance to meet and speak to the producers from the local area and to buy the best of Lanarkshire produce direct from the suppliers. Craftwork also on show and there is often the bonus of some local musical entertainment.
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.
This friendly market is located by the Glen Gates and is organised by the Fife Farmers’ Market Co-Operative. Up to 20 local producers set up their stalls to offer quality beef, lamb, pork vegetables and home-baking. For the adventurous there is wild boar and water buffalo on offer. The sweet-toothed visitor should head for Hilary’s famous meringues!
Ashton Farmers’ and Craft Market is held on the last Sunday of every month 9am – 2pm throughout the year and has previously been voted Best Farmers' Market in the North West by readers of the Observer Food Magazine.
Markets are held every Wednesday of the year (except sometimes between Christmas and New Year) on Joss Lane town centre car park adjacent to the Information and Book Centre. The market plays an important role in the life of the town; it provides a focus (along with the coffee mornings in the Cornerstone Community Church Rooms on Joss Lane nearby, the Library on Main Street and a morning church service) for residents, especially from outlying districts, to meet, catch up and stock up.
Local foods and products from farmers and producers who have decided to cut out the middle-men and sell direct to you.
Whilst Cambridge’s market isn’t just a farmer’s market, it’s a BIG outdoor market all week long. On Monday to Saturday the general market sells pretty much EVERYTHING you could need or want. on Sunday’s you’ll find local food from farmers and an arts and crafts market with all sorts of produce. You cannot miss it when visiting Cambridge centre.