After a ten-month wait, we are finally able to return!
The outdoor Market will be run at the Woolton Hill Junior School again on Saturday 15th May between 11am and 2pm.
Our market offers fantastic produce, arts and crafts, and an opportunity for friends and neighbours to meet over a cup of tea! We boast a great selection of things to eat, try and buy. The choice of food, dependent on the line up for each market, includes high-welfare pork, beef, lamb; fresh Devon fish; organic bread and cakes; artisan cheese; local honey; savouries; hand-made chocolate and pure Arabica coffee.
We also run our community stalls, selling goods such as fresh fruit and vegetables, local eggs, English cut flowers and cooked refreshments – bacon, chipolata or pulled pork rolls – with any profits contributing to the running of the Market, or going towards our ‘Charity of the year’ donation.
Visitors can also browse accessories; well-being products; cards; plants and crafts; and meet local charities or community groups. Our children’s activity is always busy. While the youngsters are amused with arts and crafts, the parents can catch up with friends! The popular tea room, selling home-made cakes and proper tea and coffee, and the raffle, are always busy and offer opportunities to raise money for good causes.
If you are interested in having a stall, please click on the Contact tab and get in touch.
The outdoor Market will be run at the Woolton Hill Junior School again on Saturday 15th May between 11am and 2pm.
Our market offers fantastic produce, arts and crafts, and an opportunity for friends and neighbours to meet over a cup of tea! We boast a great selection of things to eat, try and buy. The choice of food, dependent on the line up for each market, includes high-welfare pork, beef, lamb; fresh Devon fish; organic bread and cakes; artisan cheese; local honey; savouries; hand-made chocolate and pure Arabica coffee.
We also run our community stalls, selling goods such as fresh fruit and vegetables, local eggs, English cut flowers and cooked refreshments – bacon, chipolata or pulled pork rolls – with any profits contributing to the running of the Market, or going towards our ‘Charity of the year’ donation.
Visitors can also browse accessories; well-being products; cards; plants and crafts; and meet local charities or community groups. Our children’s activity is always busy. While the youngsters are amused with arts and crafts, the parents can catch up with friends! The popular tea room, selling home-made cakes and proper tea and coffee, and the raffle, are always busy and offer opportunities to raise money for good causes.
If you are interested in having a stall, please click on the Contact tab and get in touch.