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Farmers' Markets are for the more discerning shoppers, those who care about the origin of the food they eat. If you want to purchase quality produce that has been grown, reared, caught, brewed, pickled, baked or otherwise processed by the local stallholder, Island Farmers' Markets are the places to go. They give the public confidence in the origins of the foods and enable them to ask direct questions to the farmers and producers.
Location: Newport, Isle of Wight
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.
Location: Fort Augustus, Highland
Bourton on the Water Farmers Market is a thriving local market held the 4TH Sunday of every month in the Royal British Legion Car Park from 9-12.30.
Location: Bourton-on-the -Water, Gloucestershire
This most popular and busy market reached a milestone in March 2017 when it celebrated its fifteenth anniversary. It attracts a large following from customers over a wide area who appreciate the high quality local produce and extensive choice on offer.
Location: Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
A car park turns into a hive of community activity. Customers at Blackheath are on first name terms with their favourite farmers. Look out for raw milk, Norfolk caught brown shrimps, local honey, and seasonal specials including Kentish asparagus in spring and cherries in July.
Location: Blackheath, London
St Ives Farmers’ Market – a community venture to help make fresh local produce available in St Ives, Cornwall.
Location: St Ives, Cornwall
Following a successful partnership last year, we are pleased to confirm that we are once again teaming up with the Northern Dales Farmers’ Market. They will be bringing more than 30 handpicked local food producers to the Spence Courtyard in the museum.
Location: Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
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
Milngavie marks the start (or if heading south) the finish of the Highland Way. For walkers what better way to stock up food for the trip than to stop at the Milngavie farmers’ market. This weekday market is well supported by locals but visitors are most welcome. A variety of produce from all over Scotland is on offer.
Location: Milngavie, Glasgow
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Newport Farmers' Market
Farmers' Markets are for the more discerning shoppers, those who care about the origin of the food they eat. If you want to purchase quality produce that has been grown, reared, caught, brewed, pickled, baked or otherwise processed by the local stallholder, Island Farmers' Markets are the places to go. They give the public confidence in the origins of the foods and enable them to ask direct questions to the farmers and producers.
Fort Augustus Abbey Market
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.
Bourton-on-the-Water Farmers Market
Bourton on the Water Farmers Market is a thriving local market held the 4TH Sunday of every month in the Royal British Legion Car Park from 9-12.30.
Beaconsfield Farmers' Market
This most popular and busy market reached a milestone in March 2017 when it celebrated its fifteenth anniversary. It attracts a large following from customers over a wide area who appreciate the high quality local produce and extensive choice on offer.
Blackheath Farmers' Market
A car park turns into a hive of community activity. Customers at Blackheath are on first name terms with their favourite farmers. Look out for raw milk, Norfolk caught brown shrimps, local honey, and seasonal specials including Kentish asparagus in spring and cherries in July.
St Ives Farmers’ Market
St Ives Farmers’ Market – a community venture to help make fresh local produce available in St Ives, Cornwall.
Preston Park Farmers' Market
Following a successful partnership last year, we are pleased to confirm that we are once again teaming up with the Northern Dales Farmers’ Market. They will be bringing more than 30 handpicked local food producers to the Spence Courtyard in the museum.
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.
Milngavie Farmers’ Market
Milngavie marks the start (or if heading south) the finish of the Highland Way. For walkers what better way to stock up food for the trip than to stop at the Milngavie farmers’ market. This weekday market is well supported by locals but visitors are most welcome. A variety of produce from all over Scotland is on offer.