A Speciality market which includes Farm fresh foods, home made, home grown, and home produced products, crafts, gifts, fairtrade, and unusual items. The market is located in Queens Square and Dudley Street, in Wolverhampton’s main shopping area. Trading hours are 9-5pm. The LYLM will take place here on Friday 2nd June.
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Penkridge Market is a family owned and operated market, which celebrated it’s 30th anniversary, under current management, last year. The Market opens every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am – 3pm. The site is all on hard standing and has both indoor and outdoor pitches available. There is a free onsite car park for visitors and the market is situated a short walk from Penkridge train station. Penkridge is conveniently located between junctions 12 & 13 of the M6 motorway on the A449.
On Bank Holiday Monday’s we run a Market and Car Boot Sale from 8am – 3pm and we also have a number of special event markets during the year, including our popular Children’s Market in the summer, and Victorian Christmas Market on the last Sunday in November.
We have a wide range of stalls on offer which we will be showcasing during Love Your Local Market through a series of videos on our website and social media pages to demonstrate the importance of the market to the local community and to highlight why Markets Matter.
A chance to see new local upcoming traders aged between 16 and 30 showcase there goods on the 19th & 20th May…
During Love your local market fortnight, please also support our regular district Markets Pudsey, Otley and Yeadon.
Along with Europe’s largest indoor market …Leeds Kirkgate Market…
Held every Thursday and Saturday on Market Hill in the centre of town, no visit to Sudbury is complete without soaking up the true character of the town with a mooch around Sudbury Market.
Sudbury’s first known mention as a Market Town was in the Doomsday Book of 1086, however a Royal Charter reveals there was a market in Sudbury as far back as 1009. This vibrant, traditional, outdoor market is still a central part of Sudbury life today.
Sudbury Market is well known for our first class food offer complete with family run greengrocers, butcher, fishmonger, cheesemonger, refill and cooking ingredients, local independent bakers including sourdough, doughnut, brownie and cake specialists, homemade gins and more. We also have a range of hot food stalls including Indian cuisine, Burritos, gourmet burgers and coffee barista & roaster. All complemented with a diverse mix of gifts, plants, ladies and menswear, home and garden wares, bags and accessories, watches and repairs, eco-friendly health & beauty products, garden furniture, jewellery, antiques and collectables and more…
Meet our regular traders: sudbury-tc.gov.uk/market
Great Torrington Pannier Market runs on Fridays and Saturdays from 9-3pm and offers a variety of general market stalls, some amazing hot foods and unique crafts.
We have regular music in the market.
we have an offer for two weeks free trading running at the moment, and after this pitches can be booked at £7.50 a day or £30 for 5 consecutive markets.
Chiswick Flower Market was set up in 2020 by local residents as a way to revitalise our town centre. Attracting up to 10,000 visitors when we operate on the first Sunday of every month, the market has more than 40 traders providing some of the best (and best value) flowers and plants, as well as house plants. With an active street entertainment programme, the market is known as the “Columbia Road of the West” with a vibrant community-led atmosphere.
The market showcases some of the very best of British flowers with a number of local flower growers selling the most beautiful seasonal, scented and sustainable flowers
The beautiful Peak District town of Bakewell has had a market since 1330. The town’s Livestock and Stall Markets continue to attract tourists and visitors, as well as providing an essential service to the local community. The Monday market in the centre of the town boasts around 80 stalls.
Market Day – Monday
Location – Market Place and Granby Road car parks
Time – 9am to 4pm (approx)
Ample car and coach parking is available at the Agricultural Business Centre, which is close to the town centre.
Swansea Market is the largest indoor market in Wales with around 100 stalls selling everything from cockles and Welsh cakes to sushi and Mexican tacos.
A fantastic variety of gifts, jewellery, beauty services, flowers and much more is also available.
On Saturday 20 May, Swansea Market will host a pop-up Market for young traders across South Wales. Young traders will be able to take part free of charge.
General retail market with a range of goods including fish, flowers, artisan crafts, jewellery and much more!
