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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
Freeman Street Market
Freeman Street Market is the perfect place to visit with friends and family. Shop for fresh, local produce and unique gift ideas or enjoy delicious street food from our brand-new food court (now open 5 days a week)
Location: Grimsby, South Humberside
Wetherby Farmers’ Market
Wetherby is an ideal centre for exploring the many varied delights of Yorkshire. The town is an attractive market town with a Charter going back to 1240. It is situated on the A1 on the picturesque River Wharfe and is well worth exploring.
Location: Wetherby, West Yorkshire
Forfar Farmers’ Market
This busy market in the heart of Angus brings together producers from all over Tayside. Where better to buy Aberdeen Angus beef than right here but do not forget to check out the wonderful seafood, dairy products, locally made preserves, hand-made soap, crafts,and locally grown plants and cut flowers. Meet the local producers, buy a Forfar Bridie and get yourself a real taste of Angus.
Location: Forfar, Angus
Stokesley Farmers' Market
You'll find the market in front of the Town Hall on the first Saturday of every month. Around 40 stalls from around the region attend selling a wide range of locally produced food and drink.
Location: Stokesley, North Yorkshire
Wye Farmers' Market
Set in the picturesque village of Wye and nestled at the foot of the North Downs, Wye Farmers Market has been providing its local community with delicious, fresh, locally produced food for over ten years. With an enviable array of stalls selling everything from fresh bread, cakes, jams and chutneys to locally produced, organic meats, fresh fish and locally made cheeses we care passionately about our local food producers and work hard to bring you the very best of our counties larder.
Location: Wye, Kent
Islington Farmers' Market
One of the oldest established farmers' market in London going strong on Chapel Market. Favourites include Perry Court Farm fruit and vegetables and Nigels’ Lettuce and Lovage range of salads, plants and herbs. Chegworth Valleys’ range of apple juice and fruit. Seasonal cut flowers from Grange Nursery, plus fresh pasta, milk and cream, cakes and bread, organic and free range meat, poultry and eggs, seasonal fish and much more.
Location: Islington, N1 9PZ
Parliament Hill Farmers' Market
Our dog park is probably the most instagramed part of the farmers' market! We’re right on the heath; come in before or after jogging or walking the dog. Regulars make a bee line for their favourite stalls including Eden Farms organic veg, Five Ways Fruit Farm for asparagus and soft fruit, Levain Bakery and Astons for brilliant sour dough bread, The Potato Shop for their range of spuds, and Brambletye for biodynamic eggs, juice, fruit and veg. There's free range poultry from Fosse, organic meat from Galileo Farm, Wild Country Organics range of salad leaves, hot food from Mumbai Mix, Pasta E Basta and much more.
Location: Hampstead Heath, London
Glendale Highland Market
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.
Location: Isle of Skye, Highland
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.
Location: Market Harborough, Leicestershire