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The Food and Craft Market is located in The Pantiles, the historical centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells. It revives the tradition of an open air market staged at the venue several centuries ago and is held on the first and third full weekends of the month between the hours of 10am and 4pm.
Location: Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent
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.
Location: Banbury , Oxfordshire
Bath Farmers’ Market (BFM) was the first Farmers’ Market in the UK and was established in September 1997 in response to Local Agenda 21 and the principles of sustainable development. B&NES played a key role in the partnership that set up the Bath Farmers’ Market. It became a Limited Company in June 1998 and is known as Bath Farmers’ Market Limited.
Location: Bath, Somerset
At Swindon Outlet you will find around 20 stalls each week offering freshly baked bread and cake, seasonal produce, free range meats, local cheese, jams and a range of hot foods including hot dogs, bacon rolls, burgers and falafels.
Location: Swindon, Wiltshire
We are a family farm producing organic eggs and potatoes. We gained Soil Association certification in 2001.
Location: Knutsford, Cheshire
This new indoor market has solely local producers attending each month, giving a wide variety of produce including, meat, cheese, fish, wine, beer, honeys and home baking. Well worth a visit especially on rainy days.
Location: Langholm, Scottish Borders
This exciting array of fresh produce – from vegetables, fruits and juices to locally-reared meats and delicious artisan bakes and makes – is a wonderful start to the weekend. Stalls do sell out so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Location: Snape, Suffolk
Queens Park is busy, bustling and always full of families and children who love the farmers' market as much as their parents. The market attracts attention for its range of stalls including free range and organic poultry and meat, organic and biodynamic vegetables, eggs, juice. Seasonal vegetables and fruit. Honey, pies, cakes, dairy, seasonal day boat fish and shellfish, plants and flowers and much more. Look out for lots of seasonal specials and guest stalls from asparagus and cherries to pickles, farmed trout and birch sap.
Location: Queens Park, London
Harborough Market has had a long and colourful history which began over 800 years ago. There has been a market in Market Harborough since 1204. The market was granted a license by the King, known as a Royal Grant or Charter, which gave the market the right to trade unopposed in the region within a radius of 6 and 2/3 miles. The people of the town had to pay 3 marks (1 mark is 250g of silver) to King John for the right to hold the market.
Location: Market Harborough, Leicestershire
Ascot Farmers’ Market offers a wide choice of fresh produce and plants. Parking is freely available on site.
Location: Ascot, Berkshire
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Tunbridge Wells (Pantiles) Food & Craft Market
The Food and Craft Market is located in The Pantiles, the historical centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells. It revives the tradition of an open air market staged at the venue several centuries ago and is held on the first and third full weekends of the month between the hours of 10am and 4pm.
Deddington Farmers' Market
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.
Bath Farmers' Market
Bath Farmers’ Market (BFM) was the first Farmers’ Market in the UK and was established in September 1997 in response to Local Agenda 21 and the principles of sustainable development. B&NES played a key role in the partnership that set up the Bath Farmers’ Market. It became a Limited Company in June 1998 and is known as Bath Farmers’ Market Limited.
Swindon Farmers Market
At Swindon Outlet you will find around 20 stalls each week offering freshly baked bread and cake, seasonal produce, free range meats, local cheese, jams and a range of hot foods including hot dogs, bacon rolls, burgers and falafels.
Abbey Leys Farm
We are a family farm producing organic eggs and potatoes. We gained Soil Association certification in 2001.
Langholm Farmers’ Market
This new indoor market has solely local producers attending each month, giving a wide variety of produce including, meat, cheese, fish, wine, beer, honeys and home baking. Well worth a visit especially on rainy days.
Snape Maltings Farmers' Market
This exciting array of fresh produce – from vegetables, fruits and juices to locally-reared meats and delicious artisan bakes and makes – is a wonderful start to the weekend. Stalls do sell out so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Queens Park Farmers' Market
Queens Park is busy, bustling and always full of families and children who love the farmers' market as much as their parents. The market attracts attention for its range of stalls including free range and organic poultry and meat, organic and biodynamic vegetables, eggs, juice. Seasonal vegetables and fruit. Honey, pies, cakes, dairy, seasonal day boat fish and shellfish, plants and flowers and much more. Look out for lots of seasonal specials and guest stalls from asparagus and cherries to pickles, farmed trout and birch sap.
Harborough Market
Harborough Market has had a long and colourful history which began over 800 years ago. There has been a market in Market Harborough since 1204. The market was granted a license by the King, known as a Royal Grant or Charter, which gave the market the right to trade unopposed in the region within a radius of 6 and 2/3 miles. The people of the town had to pay 3 marks (1 mark is 250g of silver) to King John for the right to hold the market.
Ascot Farmers' Market
Ascot Farmers’ Market offers a wide choice of fresh produce and plants. Parking is freely available on site.