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Thank you Devon!

Cullompton Farmers’ Market has been voted the Best Farmers’ Market in Devon. This is the second year the market has been in the finals of the Devon Life Food and Drink Awards.

At the presentation of the Award held at Sandy Park, Exeter, on the 22nd October, Dorothy Anderson, Chairman said she was thrilled that the Market had won this year, and thanked the customers for voting, and the team for managing the market. Cullompton Farmers’ Market was the first farmers’ market to be started in the South West. It is also the only one in the country to be set up by volunteers and not a local authority. It is made up of some of Devon’s Finest Producers.

Cullompton Farmers' Market is held in Station Road car park, Cullompton, on the second Saturday in each month, 9.30am to 12.30pm.

Monthly farmers' markets have been held in Cullompton since 10 June 1998 and each of them has been equally well attended and as successful as the first. Local people regularly attend the market as they know they can purchase fresh, quality food.

Hot food is available and the local scout group sells teas and coffees. People are often seen chatting to neighbours who they would normally rush past in a supermarket. The farmers' market was originated by the community and certainly has a community feel.

A farmers' market is where local produce is sold to local people. All of the stall holders at the market have travelled less than 30 miles and are selling produce they grew, reared or created themselves. Cullompton Farmers' Market was the first farmers' market to be started in the South West. It is also the only one in the country to be set up by volunteers and not a local authority.

The number of stalls has been increased to 28 and trees, honey and fudge have been added to the already wide range of produce. The markets always have a unique atmosphere helped by music provided by local school bands and children's entertainers. See our calendar page for information on what is coming up in future markets.