Calendar
Cullompton Farmers' Market meets on the 2nd Saturday of every month. Some months have special events. See the calendar below for specific details.
Please note that occasionally events need to be cancelled or postponed due to circumstances outside of our control. If you are considering coming to a market for a particular event, please contact us to ensure the event is still happening.
June 2012
Saturday 9th:
Celebrate the Market’s 14th Birthday with us!
We hope to be having entertainment during the morning
Come along and join in the fun!
More details will follow as we have them…
July 2012
Saturday 14th:
Make sure you are stocked up on meat and drinks and other lovely produce for your barbecues!
August 2012
Saturday 11th:
Make sure you are stocked up for your barbecues!
September 2012
Saturday 8th:
Plenty of Summer fruits available, along with other seasonal produce.
October 2012
Saturday 13th:
Prepare for Autumn with apples and pumpkins.
November 2012
Saturday 10th:
Now is the time to be thinking about orders for the Christmas market!
December 2012
Saturday 8th:
At our Christmas market, there will be Christmas activities, including carol singing from members of St Andrew’s Church, as well as the usual seasonal produce.
Also, our bags and aprons will be on sale, which make ideal Christmas gifts!
January 2013
Saturday 12th:
A Happy New Year to all customers!
Come to the market this month and re-stock your larders with the finest fresh local produce, to prepare for the new year ahead!
February 2013
Saturday 9th:
With Valentine’s day coming up on the 14th, the February market will have a Valentine’s theme. Some of our producers will be offering valentine-themed products, as well as decorating their stalls. Come and buy the ingredients for that special meal for your loved one!
March 2013
Saturday 9th:
Spring is nearly upon us, so come and buy your local spring produce.
April 2013
Saturday 13th:
Come and buy your spring produce!
May 2013
Saturday 11th:
Come and buy seasonal early fruits, and other fresh local Spring produce
