The Farmers' Market accommodates approximately 70 stalls and runs northbound along the Lower High Street from Sainsbury’s Supermarket to Strutt & Parker.
A centre for trade and commerce for over 2,000 years, hosts the weekly Farmers’ Market in Gloucester. Occupying all four of the Gate Streets the market has a fine range of local produce including a superb range of seasonal vegetables, a huge range of Soft Fruits throughout the summer and Top Fruit in the autumn, 2 local Bakeries, locally reared Meats, Poultry and Game, Goat’s cheeses, Eat Square Pies, Fresh Olives, Preserves, free range Eggs, a great selection of Street Food including Niang’s Thai Snacks, Za’Za Falafel and Marinades Caribbean, plus Plants for the garden.
A wide selection of quality food producers come together between 10am and 2pm on the third Saturday of each month to form Anglesey Farmers Market. Held at Princes Pier, Menai Bridge, the stunning location has plenty of space for leisurely browsing with lots of space to sit outside and enjoy what you’ve bought!
Glendale Highland Market is a community led project and developed by the people of Glendale, as a way of making the food produced here directly available to residents, visitors and tourists. The Market claim to be the remotest Farmer’s Market in the UK. The produce from the crofts and the seafood producers is unique and sent all over the world.
We're a Farmers' Market which takes place on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of every month at Woodbridge Community Hall, 9am - 12.30pm. Local Flavours, Familiar Faces.
With a warm welcome for locals and visitors to the area, this small market offers the best local foods direct from the producers. One of the friendliest markets in Argyll. Visitors always welcome! Worth a stop on your way to the Crinan Canal.
Stonehaven Farmers’ and Produce Market offers a positive friendly shopping experience featuring local produce with an emphasis on freshness,quality and value for money. Runs 9am-1pm the 1st Saturday of each month except Jan & Jun.
When the Tunbridge Wells (High Street) was closed because of development work. Three stallholders decided to resurrect the market and managed to find The Market Square as their venue. It fits perfectly into the Camden Road ethos which is full of independent shops and restaurants.