Hay Market Day
Food Fest Guide
Hay-On-Wye, every Thursday Held in Hay town centre every Thursday morning and early afternoon, Hay Market Day is no newcomer itself, having traded for over 700 years. With over 40 traders you can expect a broad variety of artisan bread, fruit and veg, meat, fishmongers, organic produce, locally roasted coffee, plants and flowers – as well as cards and gifts, antiques and a vintage flea market.
How much: FREE Info:
haymarkets.co.uk
St Dogmaels Local Producers’ Market
Coach House, St Dogmaels, every Tuesday Established in 2009, this ethically sourced market offers local vegetables, meat, bread, seafood, preserves, cheeses, vegan foods, plants, quality crafts and more in nearly 20 stalls. In place from 9am-1pm each week, the produce is all grown, reared or manufactured within a 30-mile radius of the Pembrokeshire village. The market is also a vital social hub where the community meet over coffee or lunch – and can enjoy live music, cookery demonstrations or guest crafting courses.
How much: FREE Info:
facebook.com/localproducersmarket
Cowbridge Farmers’ Market
Arthur John & Co car park, North Road, Cowbridge, every Saturday Cowbridge, a quaint Vale Of Glamorgan market town, boasts a high street stuffed with tempting independent boutiques. The small, friendly Cowbridge Farmers’ Market is a weekly outlet for local produce including small-batch honey, chutney and herbs. All products sold, they vouch, have been grown, reared, caught, brewed, pickled, baked, smoked or processed by the stallholders, who’ll be more than happy to talk about the produce: meeting and talking to farmers and food artisans is a great opportunity to learn more about how and where food is produced.
How much: FREE Info:
valefarmersmarket.com
Machynlleth Market
Machynlleth High Street, every Wednesday Always with a friendly, community feel, the weekly Wednesday market and biannual fair date back to a Royal Charter issued in 1291… and are still hugely popular. Just beneath this Powys town’s Victorian clock tower, you can find stalls selling organic fruit, speciality cheeses and baked goods. There is also a local butchers, greengrocers and vegetarian/wholefoods store. Get there before lunchtime, mind – the car parks tend to fill up early.
How much: FREE Info:
facebook.com/freshlocalmachynlleth
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