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Ashford’s monthly Farmers’ Market launched in the town centre on Sunday 6th July 2014. It has once again been placed in the top 10 farmers Markets in Kent for 2016. In 2015 it was placed in the Top 10 at only 6 months old!
A delightful village setting makes Balerno Farmers’ Market a popular destination on the western outskirts of Edinburgh. Easily accessible by car or Bus No 44, the market has a variety of stalls on the main street offering a wide range of local produce. Local organisations often run events alongside the market. Combine your visit with a trip to the Pentland Hills for a great day out!
At Balgove we take food very seriously and most certainly favour 'living to eat' over 'eating to live'; if you feel likewise then we'll get on very well.
Torphins Market is Scotland's only weekly outdoor market that runs throughout the year every Wednesday from 10am to 2pm, whatever the weather!
We also hold Seasonal Saturday Markets which promote arts, crafts and local causes too.
Charing was set up originally as a WI Country market but has now branched out to become a Farmers' Market.
This well established market in the heart of Colchester was taken over by Suffolk Market Events in April 2019 and is enjoying a new lease of life.
Enjoy the great taste of Hampshire, savour the delights of truly local food reared, grown, baked, caught and brewed in Hampshire. Home reared meats including buffalo and game, eggs, cheese, milk, ice cream, wine, beer, apple juice, bread, cakes, bakes, pickles, chutney's, preserves, fruits and vegetables, wool & coppice goods. Seasonally produced from within Hampshire.
The Farmers' Market is held on the third Saturday of every month, in the Memorial Hall in Brough (Brough-under-Stainmore to give it it's full name), Cumbria. It is almost unique among Farmers' markets in that it is entirely under cover and thus protected from the weather, though there may be extra stalls outside including our vegetable seller who actually prefers to be outside.
In 1285, Edward I granted the village of Shipbourne permission to hold a weekly market. In May 2003, with the help of a grant from Rural Revival, the Parochial Church Council re-inaugurated the market.
Dingwall Farmers’ MarketDingwall market is held in the pedestrian-friendly area of the High Street and supports local producers and the local community with space for twenty market stalls, together with two stalls for local voluntary groups.