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Queens Park Farmers' Market

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.

Location: Queens Park, London

Elgin Farmers' Market

Elgin Farmers' Market

Elgin Farmers Market is held on the ‘plain-stones’ in the centre of Elgin. The market has a good selection of local vegetables and fruit, locally produced cheeses and Aberdeen Angus meat as well as bread and home-bakes. There are also local crafts and jewellery on show and in Spring and Autumn there is a continental market offering a taste of continental Europe.

Location: Elgin, Morayshire

Brede Farmers' Market

Brede Farmers' Market

Brede Farmers' Market is held every Friday at 10am until 12 noon at Brede Village Hall.

Location: Rye, East Sussex

Bo'ness Farmers' Market

Bo'ness Farmers' Market

Bo’ness has had a central market square for many decades…and now has a regular monthly farmers’ and craft market on the first Thursday of each months. The market is supported by the local town centre management groups, as well as local business communities & civic groups.

Location: Bo'ness, West Lothian

Stratford-upon-Avon Farmers' Market

Stratford-upon-Avon Farmers' Market

Twice a month, throughout the year, local farmers and businesses display and sell their produce. Fresh Meats, Organic vegetables, Eggs, Cheese, freshly baked Bread and cakes can be found. Other items such as Wine, Confectionery, Jams and Pickles and not forgetting our regular hot food stand with their outdoor bred roasted pork, bacon or sausage all locally sourced. Seasonal indoor and outdoor plants are available along with flowers for that special occasion. Also take a stroll around the weekly Craft market that runs alongside the farmers market. Unusual items and gifts can be found from the many local traders to found here weekly.

Location: Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire

Exeter Farmers Market

Exeter Farmers Market

Shoppers keen on sampling West Country foods can buy a wide range of produce at the Exeter Farmers' Market. The market is a vibrant and enjoyable place to buy and sell and meet with producers who offer a delicious range of foods such as venison, pork, lamb, beef, chicken, organic fruit and vegetables, apple juice, fish, chicken, preserves, cakes, bread, pies and much more.

Location: Exeter, Devon

Long Melford Farmers Market

Long Melford Farmers Market

Long Melford farmers' market, held on the second Saturday of every month, takes place in the Village Hall, just off the High Street and really is a great opportunity to meet a wonderful selection of fantastic local producers.

Location: Long Melford, Suffolk

Holbeach Farmers' Market

Holbeach Farmers' Market

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.

Location: Holbeach, Lincolnshire

Mold Farmers' Market

Mold Farmers' Market

We run markets in St Mary's Hall in Mold providing direct access to producers offering a wide range of fresh, local, seasonal food plus quality plants and crafts

Location: Mold, Flintshire

Whiteladies Road Market

Whiteladies Road Market

Local food markets may seem like quirky little ventures that are never going to make a difference. Surely they went out of fashion because supermarkets are more convenient – we’ll never turn that tide back so why bother? Well, at present most communities are helplessly dependant on ‘just in time’ deliveries of intensively farmed, overpackaged food flown half way round the globe before it gets to your plate. Once fuel scarcity and climate change start to impact on global productivity and prices, then energy-intensive food production and distribution will be less feasible, and it isn’t desirable now.

Location: Bristol,

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