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A Free Event! Enjoy the great taste of Hampshire, savour the delights of truly local food reared, grown, baked, caught & brewed in Hampshire. Home reared meats including buffalo and game, eggs, cheese, milk, ice cream, wine, beer, apple juice, bread, cakes, bakes, pickles, chutney's preserves, fruits and vegetables, wood and coppice goods. Seasonally produced from within Hampshire.
Blandford Farmers' Market: second Friday of the month, 9am-1pm. Average 26 stalls.
Cheltenham holds two farmers markets on the second and last Fridays of each month between 9am and 3pm in the promenade.
Dartford Farmers' Market began in November 2005 at the request of Dartford Borough Council and has been running since then. The regularity of the Farmers Market has now been agreed by Dartford Borough Council as taking place on the 3rd Friday of each 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!
The Kendal Farmers’ Market is an independent, farmer/producer-owned market. It’s been taking place on the last Friday of every month since 1999, making it one of the oldest Farmers’ Market in the country.
St Ives Farmers’ Market – a community venture to help make fresh local produce available in St Ives, Cornwall.
Situated at the foot of the Mull of Kintyre, Campbelltown is a small community where the farmers’ market has been set up by local food and craft producers. The market acts as a focal point for the community each month but visitors are made very welcome.
Local foods and products from farmers and producers who have decided to cut out the middle-men and sell direct to you.
One of Scotland’s first farmers’ markets, the Ayrshire market is located on River Street in front of the Borderline Theatre. Ayrshire is one of Scotland’s most productive areas for quality foods and the market offers a wide range of meat including grass-reared Ayrshire lamb, beef, pork and venison as well as the famous cow, goat and ewes’ cheeses from Dunlop. The market also has its own Co-operative shop which is worth a visit.