In Bristol’s central office district, 2 minutes from Temple Meads station, a bustling lunchtime market offers diverse culinary options for office workers and local residents alike. This market serves as a convenient choice for street food lovers, offering a new selection of traders each week. Wheelchair access (no toilets).

In Bristol’s central office district, 2 minutes from Temple Meads station, a bustling lunchtime market offers diverse culinary options for office workers and local residents alike. This market serves as a convenient choice for street food lovers, offering a new selection of traders each week. Wheelchair access (no toilets).

The Long Ashton Village Market has an emphasis on local, affordable and sustainable food and crafts. We aim to help and support local producers with an active interest in sustainable practices. Alongside the market we have a café which is open and ran by a local organisation or charity as a fundraising opportunity. Parking, wheelchair access, and accessible toilet available.  

The market is held at Windmill Hill City Farm in Bedminster, a much-loved urban oasis and community hub – an exciting creative space where visitors can shop, eat, and connect. We take pride in creating a well-organised, welcoming environment, ensuring a fantastic experience for both stallholders and visitors. The Farm’s family-friendly green spaces make it the perfect setting for discovering talented local makers, artisan food producers, and top-quality street food vendors. Whether you’re searching for […]

The Clevedon Sunday Market mixes traditional artisans, modern crafters and local food and drink producers highlighting the local area by showcasing local makers. The market has a great location near the famous Clevedon pier and the beautiful Victorian seafront, ideal for exploring the area. *NEW for 2025* the market will now be held both outdoors (Hill Rd, Bellevue Rd & Alexandra Rd) and indoors in the Princes Hall (Princes Road, Clevedon BS21 7SZ) every month. […]

In Bristol’s central office district, 2 minutes from Temple Meads station, a bustling lunchtime market offers diverse culinary options for office workers and local residents alike. This market serves as a convenient choice for street food lovers, offering a new selection of traders each week. Wheelchair access (no toilets).

In Bristol’s central office district, 2 minutes from Temple Meads station, a bustling lunchtime market offers diverse culinary options for office workers and local residents alike. This market serves as a convenient choice for street food lovers, offering a new selection of traders each week. Wheelchair access (no toilets).

The Ardagh Food & Craft Market runs monthly every second Saturday and showcases local small business, focused on ethical and sustainable goods. With a relaxed, friendly vibe you can browse a selection of stalls including ceramics, art, jewellery and cosmetics plus a wide range of fab food stalls offering hot & cold, sweet or spicy options. Wheelchair access and accessible toilet on site.

In Bristol’s central office district, 2 minutes from Temple Meads station, a bustling lunchtime market offers diverse culinary options for office workers and local residents alike. This market serves as a convenient choice for street food lovers, offering a new selection of traders each week. Wheelchair access (no toilets).