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Please note that following the success of the two Farmers Markets at the Higher Bullring, (good to be back!), we have decided at least through the summer months to have the market twice per month, these being 2nd SATURDAY of…
Please note that we have suspended the Farmers Market Box scheme for the moment The reason is that the Farmers Market is back to trading in the Higher Bullring and most of our customers, have decided to visit and purchase…
Please note that the next Food Box from the Cullompton Farmers Market will be this Saturday, June 27th Food boxes can be ordered now and the price list is below We ask that orders are placed by the end of…
The Cullompton Farmers Market have decided to hold an additional Farmers Market on Saturday June 27th. Generally the Farmers Markets fall on the 2nd Saturday of each month. If successful the market may trial an additional market on the 4th…
Following the cancellation of the Spring Fest and the Cullompton Farmers Market, we have launched a Farmers Market Box system. Orders need to be placed by end Tuesday 19th May and we intend to get deliveries out by Friday 22nd…
We were thrilled to be told that Cullompton Farmers Market had won the award for Best Farmers Market in Devon from 'Food and Drink' Devon. This is testament to the quality and friendliness of our traders working through all sorts…
It’s twenty years since Cullompton Farmers’ Market founder, Tracy Frankpitt, heard about the first UK farmers’ market in Bath on Radio 4 and decided to set up one in Cullompton. I wonder if she ever dreamt the market would celebrate…
A warm reception awaits you at this month’s Farmers’ Market with a massive 16 stalls, full of festive food and drink plus the usual high quality artisan producers to tell you a tale. We are pleased to welcome back some…
Cullompton Farmers’ Market will be dishing up a feast from their local producers between 9.30am and 1pm on Saturday 11th November. In respect of the Remembrance Day service at the memorial at 10.45am there will be an extra half hour…
There was plenty going on at the Farmers' Market on March 11th. Early visitors caught some fish, later arrivals snaffled breakfast or lunch. The market traded until 1pm serving up organic veg, plants, eggs, honey, bread, preserves, juices, ciders, fudge & gluten…