Whiteladies Farmers Market
Now running regularly on the first Friday and third Saturday of the month, this market started in the summer of 2006 and is going from strength to strength
Due to its popularity with both stallholders and shoppers it is now fortnighly, alternating Fridays 8.30am till 1pm, and Saturdays, 9am till 2pm, at the corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road.
Sample stalls sell… handmade pork pies, quiches, cakes, chutneys, seasonal fresh fruit and veg, and the Travelling Gourmet cooking wild herb salads and Poor Man’s Asparagus and selling his Pickled Rock Sampire.
Address
Corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road
http://www.sustainableredland.org.uk
Reviewed by AR 25/6/07
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July 25th, 2006 at 9:08 pm
The Whiteladies Farmers Market is coming back on August 24, 8.30 till around one o’clock, at the corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road. It is organised by a local residents group, Sustainable Redland.
The market on 21 July had a great range of stalls. Highlights were delicious handmade pork pies, quiches, cakes, chutneys, seasonal fresh fruit and veg, and the Travelling Gourmet cooking wild herb salads and Poor Man’s Asparagus and selling his Pickled Rock Sampire.
Do come and support the market – forget the supermarket where you turn up with a list and a credit card, and come to the market with plenty of cash, a large shopping bag, and an open mind.