Regular street markets and farmers' markets across the UK — enter your postcode above to see what's on within 30 miles, or browse by town. Real days and times you can plan around.
The town-centre weekly street market — food stalls, local traders and produce by the Lower Gardens, a short walk from the beach and pier.
A traditional street market running the length of traffic-free Christchurch High Street — fruit & veg, bakery, fish and household stalls.
Three-day street market along the pedestrianised Old Town high street — fresh produce, street food, flowers and bric-a-brac near the quay.
Monthly farmers' market in the heart of Wimborne Minster — Dorset produce, local food and a proper market-town morning.
Monthly gathering of local producers, makers and bakers in village-feel Westbourne, just west of Bournemouth town centre.
Friendly weekly community market serving Ferndown and East Dorset — local produce, baked goods and crafts.
Weekly Friday market in Verwood town centre with food and general stalls, handy for the East Dorset villages toward the New Forest.
The famous Saturday charter market down Lymington's cobbled high street — freshly caught fish, local meats, cheeses and New Forest produce.
The Wednesday New Milton Market is back from 17 June — a weekly town-centre market on Station Road with food, local produce and general stalls.
Very small New Forest farmers' market — usually only a handful of stalls, so treat it as a quick local food stop rather than a major day out.
Long-running weekly market at The Furlong — produce, street food, plants and household stalls in the centre of Ringwood.
Hampshire Farmers' Market bringing accredited local producers to The Furlong — meat, cheese, bread, preserves and seasonal veg.
Saturday market on the river quay — food, flowers, fish, meat, cheeses, preserves and collectables. Pairs perfectly with a Purbeck day out.
County-town farmers' market with a strong line-up of Dorset producers — everything you need to cook a proper local meal.
Weekly seaside market on the rec — local food, produce and general stalls, an easy add-on to a Purbeck or steam-railway day.
Indoor farmers' market in the Town Hall twice a month — Purbeck producers with veg, baking, meat and preserves.
Georgian market town's monthly farmers' market — North Dorset farm produce, cheese, bread and local drinks in the Market Place.
Blackmore Vale farmers' market in this old dairy town — proper Dorset produce, meat, cheese and baking.
700-year-old charter market in the cathedral city — a dedicated local food section runs every market day among the blue-and-white stalls.
Three-day charter market in this handsome Test-valley town — produce, street food and general stalls around the Cornmarket.
Hampshire Farmers' Market of accredited local producers — meat, fish, cheese, bread and seasonal Test-valley veg.
Altrincham's celebrated Market House food hall and outdoor market — regional food producers, vintage and craft.
Historic market with stalls in the Victorian Market Hall and fresh food in the Produce Hall in Stockport's Old Town.
Manchester's lively indoor market in the Arndale — street food, vintage, records and homewares.
Oldham's market in a purpose-built two-level home inside The Spindles, with around 50 traders selling fresh food and goods.
Wigan's traditional indoor market in the town centre selling fresh produce, goods and services.
One of the UK's most famous markets — the open market, World Famous Market Hall and fish & meat hall in Bury town centre.
Vibrant outdoor traditional market on The Butts in Rochdale town centre with a variety of stalls.
Popular evening street-food event with traders, craft ales and live music at Stockport Market Place on the last Friday of each month.
Monthly makers' market in the Northern Quarter — independent art, craft, food and drink producers.
Birmingham's famous Rag Market — fashion, fabrics, haberdashery and household bargains.
Coventry's circular indoor city-centre market — fresh produce, food and a wide range of stalls.
Wolverhampton's indoor and outdoor market — fresh produce, fabrics, food and general stalls.
One of the UK's largest fish and food markets, in the heart of the Bull Ring.
Huddersfield's general open market selling fresh food and general goods.
One of Europe's largest indoor markets — food halls, fresh produce and traders.
Bristol's historic covered market — independent traders, street food and makers.
Victorian indoor market in the city centre — fresh produce, bakery, fish and local fare.
Newcastle's grand covered market since 1835 — produce, street food and indie traders.
Glasgow's legendary weekend market in the East End — antiques, street food, vintage and music.
Saturday farmers' market beneath the Castle — Scottish meat, fish, veg, cheese and baking.
Modern indoor market on The Moor — fresh food, fish, butchers and street food.
Rotherham's main general outdoor market with around 115 undercover stalls in the town centre.
Barnsley's traditional general outdoor market at The Glass Works in the town centre.
'Greatie' — Liverpool's huge Saturday market with 140+ traders, indoor and out.
Historic charter market in the Tuesday and Saturday Market Places — produce, food and general goods.
One of the oldest open-air markets in England — 190+ colourful stalls in the city centre.
Four-days-a-week charter market down Skipton's broad High Street in the Yorkshire Dales.
Open-air market beside the famous Shambles — local food, crafts and street food daily.
Long-running Wednesday market in Knaresborough's Market Place, held since 1310.
Historic market in Ripon's large Market Square, biggest on Thursdays with a smaller Saturday market.
Historic covered market hall with food stalls and independent shops in the lower Vaults.
Monthly farmers' market with local fruit, veg, bread, meat, eggs and cakes plus local makers.
Oxford's open-air market on Gloucester Green — street food, antiques, crafts and general stalls.
Historic daily market in the heart of Cambridge — fresh food, crafts and general stalls.
Plymouth's covered market in the West End — fresh produce, food and independent traders.
Weekly producers' market — local meat, fruit and veg, fish, bread and cakes from Devon suppliers.
Hull's restored indoor market by Holy Trinity — street food, independents and fresh produce.
Bath's 800-year-old indoor market off the High Street — deli, fresh food and curios.
One of the UK's original farmers' markets, every Saturday at Green Park Station — local meat, veg, bread and cheese.
Monthly independent market on Castle Green — local food, drink, makers and crafts.
Leicester's historic outdoor general market — fresh produce and goods (currently at Green Dragon Square during refurbishment).
Charnwood's traditional retail market in the Market Place every Thursday and Saturday.
Derby's Victorian indoor Market Hall, reopened in 2025 — food, produce and independent traders.
Chesterfield's traditional general market selling food, plants, fashion, homewares and handmade goods.
Lincoln's refurbished indoor Cornhill Market — food stalls, hot caterers and independent retailers.
The town's general market held on The Stones with a mix of essential and general goods.
Stoke-on-Trent's main indoor market in Hanley — fresh produce, food and general goods.
Restored Victorian market hall home to independent traders, street-food vendors and bars.
Award-winning covered market — fresh produce, retail and street-food traders; closed Mondays.
Refurbished indoor market in the Grosvenor Centre with independent traders selling fresh local produce and goods.
Award-winning indoor market with over 50 independent traders plus the Cookhouse food hall in the Time Square development.
Monthly artisan market with 140+ stalls of food, drink, crafts, antiques and vintage on the cobbles of Macclesfield's Marketplace.
Permanent covered market with 50+ local producers and makers, fresh food and craft stalls.
A town-centre market on Terminus Road — local cheeses, fish, meats, breads, street food, fruit and veg.
A weekly community market of up to 25 stalls — fresh produce, bread, plants, clothes and homeware — every Thursday.
A monthly farmers' market of local farms and makers on the square outside Towner, first Saturday each month.
Long-running outdoor general market — fresh produce, household goods and clothing stalls.
Producers' market — local meat, vegetables, bread and preserves from West Berkshire farms.
Worcester's city-centre retail market — fresh produce, plants, gifts and street-food stalls.
Belfast's historic covered market — food, craft and produce stalls, busiest at weekends.
Monthly street market on Belmont Street — local farm produce and crafts from north-east Scotland.
Monthly farmers' market in City Square — local meat, produce, bakery and artisan food.
The largest indoor market in Wales — fresh produce, Welsh cakes, cockles, laverbread and independents.
Monthly farmers' market in the city centre — local cheese, baking, meat, fish and seasonal produce.
Gloucester's traditional covered market — fresh food, fish, produce and independent stalls.
Weekly farmers' market at The Cross — local fruit and veg, meat, bakeries, cheese and street food.
Notting Hill street market famed for antiques on Saturdays, plus fruit, veg and food the rest of the week.
Lively South London street market on Electric Avenue with fresh produce, world foods and the covered Brixton Village arcade.
Historic Soho market dating to 1778, now a popular weekday lunchtime street-food destination alongside fruit and veg stalls.
London's most famous food market, with produce, street food and specialist traders near London Bridge.
Sprawling canalside market with fashion, crafts and one of London's biggest street-food scenes.
Weekend food market set under Victorian railway arches along the Ropewalk in Bermondsey.
Weekday lunchtime street-food market with around 50 vendors near Old Street.
Covered East London market with fashion, antiques, vinyl and food stalls, open daily.
Sprawling Sunday street market in East London with vintage, bric-a-brac and global street food around the Old Truman Brewery.
Covered market in historic Greenwich selling arts, crafts, antiques and street food daily.
Hackney street market with over 100 stalls of food, produce and crafts every Saturday near London Fields.
Vibrant East London flower and plant market held every Sunday along Victorian Columbia Road.
Milton Keynes' open-air market beside centre:mk, selling fresh food, clothing and general goods.
Monthly farmers' market in the historic Market Square of Stony Stratford — meat, veg, fruit, cheese, eggs, bread and home-cooked food from local producers.
Northampton's historic charter market on the regenerated Market Square, with general goods and fresh produce.
Kettering's general market running on Gold Street and the Market Place throughout the year.
Luton's indoor market hall with fresh food, a halal butchery, fishmonger and hot food from around the world.
Twice-weekly provisions market on the Cornhill and Buttermarket — 80+ stalls of food and local produce.
Ipswich's traditional charter market on the Cornhill, selling fresh fish, fruit and vegetables, street food and general goods.
Chelmsford's outdoor market on the High Street, with food, fresh produce and general goods.
Colchester's street market on the High Street with food and general stalls.
Maidstone's twice-weekly general market at Lockmeadow, selling fresh produce and general goods.
Monthly farmers' market in Jubilee Square in front of the Town Hall, with local food and produce.
A monthly local produce and craft market in Dover's refurbished Market Square on the fourth Saturday.
Guildford's street market on North Street with fruit, vegetables, fresh meat and fish, cheese, bread and hot food.
Monthly farmers' market along the cobbled High Street with 50-plus stalls of local meat, cheese, bread and produce — runs every month except January.
Victorian covered market hall in the city centre with around 40 independent traders including food and drink stalls.
Long-established outdoor market with stalls selling fruit and veg, fresh fish, meat, clothes and household goods.
Kendal's twice-weekly outdoor charter market in the Market Place every Wednesday and Saturday.
One of the few remaining Victorian covered markets in the country, home to independent retailers including greengrocers and cafés.
Kendal Farmers' Market brings local producers to the Market Place on the second and last Friday of every month.
Historic indoor general market with a mix of food and retail stalls; early closing on Wednesdays.
Truro's largest indoor market on Lemon Quay with independent craft, gift and food traders.
Outdoor farmers' market on Lemon Quay selling fresh Cornish produce and local food.
One of Scotland's longest-running farmers' markets, strong on Perthshire beef, lamb, venison and cheese.
Twice-monthly farmers' market on Port Street offering local Scottish produce and artisan food.
Newark's historic Royal Market in the Market Place — general retail Wed/Fri/Sat (antiques on Mon and Thu).
Mansfield's general market on the Market Place with a food court and mixed goods.
One of the largest street markets in the south-east, every Wednesday and Saturday on St Peter's Street.
Stevenage's permanent indoor market at Boston House, Park Place, with food, fresh produce and general stalls.
Monthly farmers' market along St Peter's Street focused purely on local food and drink — meat, game, cheese, fruit, veg and freshly baked bread direct from producers.
Crawley's general street market on Queensway — fruit and veg, meat, artisan breads and household goods.
Lancaster's historic charter market — local produce, world food, fruit and veg, plants and crafts, Wed and Sat.
Shrewsbury's indoor Market Hall — independent traders selling fresh food, produce and goods Tue, Wed, Fri and Sat.
A monthly farmers' market of Shropshire food and drink producers in The Square on the first Friday.
Historic charter market trading since 1196 — street food, fresh produce, bread, cheese and crafts on Rother Street.
Hereford's historic indoor Butter Market in High Town — local food, butchers, bakers and independent stalls.
Southampton's traditional weekly street market through the Above Bar precinct near the Bargate — fresh produce, international street food, household goods and gifts.
One of the South West's biggest and best-loved street markets — stalls fill three streets in the centre of Bridport with food, produce, plants, clothing, books and bric-a-brac, twice a week year-round.
Weymouth's big weekly Thursday market at the Swannery car park near the harbour — produce, clothing, household goods and bargains a short walk from the beach.
Monthly farmers' market on Barrack Street and in the Lyric Theatre — West Dorset producers with local meat, veg, bread, cheese and preserves.
Thursday pannier and street market along historic Cheap Street in Sherborne — local food, crafts and bargain-hunting in one of Dorset's prettiest abbey towns.
Long-running Thursday morning market by the Town Hall and High Street in hilltop Shaftesbury — fresh meat, seasonal veg, plants and homemade goods. Small and morning-only, so go early.
Monthly farmers' market on Cheap Street with around 30 stalls of North Dorset produce — meat, veg, bread, cheese and preserves.
Long-running town market in Saffron Walden with fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, fish, olives, coffee, flowers and plants alongside general traders.
Monthly Sudbury farmers market on Market Hill with Suffolk and Essex artisan producers, fresh food, bakes and seasonal local produce in the town centre.
Twice-monthly Ely farmers market with local produce, food and drink stalls in the cathedral city market area, useful for Cambridge and Fenland shoppers.
Award-winning Suffolk farmers market outside Lavenham Village Hall, bringing regional farmers, growers, bakers and food producers to the wool-town each month.
Monthly producers' market on The Traverse with local bread, honey, meat, fish, seafood, fruit and vegetables, street food, cakes and Suffolk drinks.
Monthly King's Lynn makers and food market on Tuesday Market Place, adding local Norfolk producers, crafts and street-food style traders to the town-centre market offer.
North Norfolk farmers market in Fakenham town centre, adding local meat, produce, bakes and seasonal food stalls within reach of King's Lynn and Norwich pages.
Award-winning north Norfolk farmers market at Creake Abbey with more than 50 stalls, fresh local produce and refreshments on market mornings.
Monthly Aylsham food and craft market in the town's market place with local food, drink and maker stalls, useful for Norwich and north Norfolk coverage.
Monthly Holt town-centre market with regional makers, street-food traders, communal dining and music, adding a strong north Norfolk weekend food event.
One of Hampshire's best-known farmers' markets, filling Winchester High Street and Middle Brook Street with local producers twice a month.
Portsmouth's main city-centre street market on Commercial Road, with fruit and veg, food stalls, household goods and regular traders near the Cascades and Guildhall end of town.
Traditional Hampshire town market in Petersfield's central square, running twice weekly with food, plants, clothing and general stalls.
Monthly Hampshire Farmers' Market at Whiteley Shopping Centre's Market Square, focused on seasonal local produce and artisan food.
Fareham's weekly town-centre traditional market on West Street, with local shopping stalls, produce and general goods.
Traditional street market on Gosport High Street, including fruit and vegetables, food, household goods and general stalls a short walk from the ferry.
Monthly Hampshire Farmers' Market in Southsea, bringing local meat, bread, cheese, preserves, bakes and seasonal produce to Palmerston Road.
Weekly Portsmouth neighbourhood market on Cosham High Street, useful for north Portsmouth shoppers with produce, food and general stalls.
Monthly Hampshire Farmers' Market on Broad Street in Alresford, a strong local-produce stop for the Itchen Valley and Winchester side of Hampshire.
Monthly farmers' market in Emsworth's St Peter's Square, with Hampshire producers, local food, baked goods and seasonal ingredients.
Weekly city-centre market through Chichester's North and East Street precincts, mixing fruit and veg, plants, food, clothing and household stalls.
Neighbourhood weekly market in Portchester Precinct, handy for the north side of Portsmouth Harbour and Fareham villages.
Cathedral Quarter street-food market, bar and social space with multiple Belfast street-food vendors under one roof.
Village Trust-run farmers market with fresh Scottish produce, fish, cheese, venison, baking, coffee and handmade products.
Central Edinburgh weekly market with hot food, baking, olives and artisan stalls in the historic Grassmarket.
Weekly Edinburgh market with hot food, meat, fruit and veg, preserves, baking and artisan stalls in Stockbridge.
Weekly Leith market with producers, street food and local traders near the waterfront, including regular food-focused stalls.
Southside Glasgow farmers market with Scottish produce, baked goods, street food and artisan traders operated by City Property Markets.
Glasgow West End farmers market bringing rural Scottish produce, bread, cakes, cheese and street food to Mansfield Park.
Stirling Farmers Market-run producers and creatives market with fresh produce, food and handmade goods at Dollar.
Perth and Kinross-area farmers market with local producers and artisan traders in Kinross town centre.
Angus producers market with local food and drink producers, adding extra coverage for Dundee and Angus shoppers.
Monthly Aberdeenshire farmers market in Stonehaven town centre, adding local produce and food traders south of Aberdeen.
Aberdeenshire Council-listed farmers market in Banchory, showcasing local Royal Deeside and north-east produce from regular food producers.
Royal Deeside farmers market at Milton of Crathes with local produce and artisan goods near Banchory.
Seasonal Aberdeen West End community farmers market with local producers including fish, game, bakery traders and other north-east food stalls.
Local Westhill farmers market listed by Aberdeenshire Council, adding suburban Aberdeen access to producers and artisan food stalls.
Town-square farmers market in Inverurie with local North East produce, useful for Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire shoppers.
Monthly local makers market at Eastgate with local businesses, market traders and food-friendly independent stalls in central Inverness.
Weekly community market with fresh local food plus gifts, clothes, vintage and homewares at Matthews Hall in Topsham.
Monthly outdoor farmers market focused on local growers, producers and sustainable local food beside Exeter Quay.
Established Cardiff farmers market beside the river with essentials, fresh food and local producers.
Weekly Cardiff farmers market serving Roath with local produce and independent food producers.
Community farmers market linking local rural producers with Crediton and nearby Exeter shoppers.
Weekly Cardiff farmers market in Rhiwbina with local food producers and regular neighbourhood shoppers.
Popular Devon farmers market with fresh local food and drink direct from producers on Bedford Square.
Monthly market showcasing regional food, drink and craft producers at Royal William Yard in Plymouth.
Monthly Swansea Marina street market with fresh food, handcrafted goods and local independent stalls.
Monthly Mumbles street market with local food, crafts, gifts and independent traders near Swansea Bay.
Monthly Swansea local produce street market with Welsh food, drink, handcrafted goods and independent traders.
East Kent farmers market selling local meat, game, vegetables, fudge, chocolate, cakes, juice and crafts near Canterbury.
Council-backed Dover market showcasing local food and crafts in Market Square.
Falmouth town market on The Moor with fresh produce, cakes, books, clothing and local independent traders.
Town council market with regular fresh food, refreshments, seasonal produce and general stalls near Deal High Street.
Long-established farmers market with fresh local produce from the Helston area and west Cornwall producers.
Monthly farmers market bringing local farmers, fresh produce, hot food and handmade produce into Hull city centre.
Large weekly East Yorkshire market with food from around the world, fruit and vegetables, baked goods, arts and crafts.
Specialist food and street-food market in Yorkshire's Food Capital, adding food-led coverage within reach of Scarborough.
Always check the official market page before travelling — days and times occasionally change for holidays and weather.
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Free weekend festival with 120+ artisan food, drink, craft and arts stalls, chef demos and live entertainment.
Market in the morning, somewhere lovely in the afternoon.
Ten minutes on from Wareham — the ruined hilltop castle and village make the classic Purbeck day.
The National Trust house, gardens and estate sit just outside Wimborne — market morning, lazy afternoon.
Fill a bag with farm produce then head into the Forest — ponies, walks and pub lunches.