Discover local produce and unique crafts at August’s Farmers and Craft Market

Discover a fantastic range of fresh local produce, tasty foods, handmade goods and unique products from independent traders at this month’s Farmers and Craft Market on Friday 21 August.

Browse fresh fruit and vegetables, locally produced meats and cheeses, baked goods, handmade crafts, plants for your garden and much more. The market provides an opportunity to meet local producers, learn about the products on offer and enjoy the quality and variety that local businesses bring to the community.

This month, the market is delighted to welcome Uniquely Yours, a new trader offering decoupage glassware, decorated lanterns, bespoke creations, and steampunk and gothic-inspired items.

Also attending the market this month are:

• Redhill Farm (all things pork, cooked and raw)
• The Cheese Den (Variety of cheese and dairy products)
• Campbells Cakery (hot crumble bar, homemade cakes and bakes)
• Darryl’s Shed (plants)
• Waft and Whiff (vegan wax melts, home fragrances and more)
• Juliet’s Legacy (resin jewellery, keychains, and keepsakes)
• Rushby’s Sweet Treats
• Carol’s Fruit & Vegetables
• Nurtured by Nature (handmade vegan scented products)
• Crystals and Cottontails (Crystals, crystal jewellery & keepsakes)
• Cindy Lou’s Pet supplies (treats for your furry friends)
• Mo Petal Crafts
• Burnt Offerings Ltd (Hand crafted items)

The market is conveniently located in the Town Centre at Riverhead Square, with good accessibility for public transport and there is nearby parking for those travelling by car. It takes place on the third Friday of every month, from 9am to 3pm (subject to weather conditions).

For traders wanting to get involved in future markets, pitches are available for just £24 per day, including a gazebo and table.

Upcoming market dates for rest of the year are:

Friday 18 September
Friday 16 October
Friday 20 November
Friday 18 December

For more information or to speak to the markets team, call (01472) 325836 or email market.hall@nelincs.gov.uk. Alternatively, visit www.nelincs.gov.uk/markets.