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Carlisle Farmers Market takes on the 1st Saturday of each month.
The Highland Club at Fort Augustus Abbey proudly present the Abbey Food Market. This is a real ‘Taste of Scotland’ welcoming everyone to visit the abbey grounds to sample and purchase local products and produce.
The popular farmers' market in Holbeach is held on the third Saturday of the month between 8.30am and 3pm offering a large selection of local produce.
3rd Friday in every month – Cheap Street, 9.00 am-1.00 pm.
The Market is a venture provided by the trustees of “Harkstead Farmers Market” and is managed and organised by a group of volunteers. They have a Market co-ordinator and a dedicated group who erect and dismantle the tables and provide the refreshments.
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.
It's held on a tarmac hard standing within a spacious field which offers easy access for pushchairs and wheelchairs alike. On sale, you'll find excellent butchers, bakers and everything in between showcasing products like homemade jams, honey, ready meals and all sorts else
Heathfield Farmers Market is held in the Co-Op car park (110 High Street, TN21 8JD) on the 3rd Saturday of every month.
There cannot be many farmers’ markets at latitude 59 degrees north but this one is worth seeking out.
Held in Masonic Hall, Castle Street, Kirkwall from 10am to 2pm, here you will find top quality organic vegetables and herbs, local fish and beef, wool products, and locally made herbal soaps and shampoos. Orkney is famous for the quality of its beef and dairy products but also for whisky and a beer named Skullsplitter!