In two weeks: first market of 2024!

Saturday April 13th 9.30-11.30am.

Hopefully by then Spring will be well and truly ‘sprung’ and we will have said goodbye to all of this rain…

We have a bumper market to start the year off, with lots of your favourite stalls and some new faces to welcome to our wonderfully friendly and bustling market.

For local food and produce, you can stock up on: sourdough bakes from Kbroffee ; all things Greek from Borakis Greek Food ; wonderful English artisan cheeses from Mel; scrumptious sausage rolls and scotch eggs from Country Kitchen ; wild game and sausages from Radwinter Wild Game Company; farm reared and butchered meats from TFM Butchers ; honey from Cambridgeshire Fenland Honey; new delicious handmade granola from Granola Queen ; home-made dog treats and biscuits from Reeves’ Rewards dog biscuits ; fresh vegetables from John of Freckenham; local home-made bakes & Indian snacks from the Wilbrahams’ Produce Stall; locally raised plants from the Wilbrahams’ River Protection Society & wonderful bedding / seedlings and perennials from Go & Gro.

We also have a great range of carefully selected craft stalls for gifts (or just something to treat yourself!): Artisan Indian textiles from @amabeliacreations; wood and wool crafts from Auchrannie Wood and Wool ; a selection of card stalls- Carol Davies’ pressed flowers; Triple Kiss Designs eco cards; @flamingo paperie by Natalie Biggs; Mark Jackson’s amazing hand-turned chairs; donna_goymer__artist original artworks; inventive fabric vases by The Fabric Vase Company ; indulgent soaps from innerlather ; vibrant beaded jewellery from Joyful Nessy Jewellery ; fused glass jewellery from Studio 50 Glass design; delightful hand painted folk art ceramics from Flora Olney Ceramics

Fresh coffee served from the Social Club terrace, wide open green space and new play area for you and the kids (and dogs) to enjoy. Unrestricted parking, but please park with thought for local residents.

If you haven’t been before – come and give us a try!

Proceeds of the market support The Wilbrahams’ Memorial Hall running costs.