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Lavenham Farmers Market back on Sunday!

Our very popular farmers market returns this month at our usual spot outside Lavenham Village Hall and on the adjoining field – the perfect spot on a sunny Sunday!

Special new trader Pizza Reggia arrives with delicious fresh pizza inspired by their hometown of Naples! Fresh sausages return from Totham Bangers as well as homemade pies and regional cheese by Compleat and Fresh & Wild bring fresh and smoked fish. There’s apple juice , cider and craft ales, something a little stronger from English Distillery plus a wonderful selection of herbs and spices from The Suffolk Spice Company. The Jam Shed has jams and chutneys, fresh flowers from Countryside Flowers and honey comes from Beehouse. Traybakes and scones are provided by Casey’s Cakes, brownies by The Essex Bakery and vegan pastries from The Norwegian Baker. Look out for our chocolate trader Wood Row Chocolates. Sunshine & Green has fresh veg from Cavendish and Sunday Charcuterie has a delicious range of cured meats. Plus we’re delighted to welcome back Woosters with their artisan breads and sourdoughs.

Look out for some wonderful bespoke jewellery from The Suffolk Silver Spoon Company, pottery from Blue Fusion plus candles and melts from the White Candle Company.

10am -1.30pm outside Lavenham Village Hall

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Taste of Sudbury – what a day!

Its been a long and sometimes frustrating wait but when it finally arrived we had a wonderful day.

Many thanks to all of you who attended – I hope you enjoyed the day as much as us – we received some amazing feedback!

The kitchen marquee was packed all day so we guess you all enjoyed the great line up of chefs, bakers and butchers and all our local artisan producers said they received great feedback from all the visitors.

Look out for all the pictures and updates on the Taste of Sudbury festival website coming next week

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There’s plenty to keep the kids happy at Taste of Sudbury – and they go free!

There’s something for all the family.

The festival has always attracted all the family to attend and there is something for everyone this Saturday. As well as all the street food and drinks (including those for kids) plus ice creams, we have also arranged for Hollow Trees to bring a little part of their farm trail so children will be encouraged to learn about local agriculture and meet some farm animals. Greenacres Farm are bringing their piglets as well!

Plus let those kids get their hands dirty with free pottery sessions with Kiln Cottage Pottery – there will be clay activities all day in their gazebo.

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Great chef demos at Taste of Sudbury

This festival is all about celebrating everything that is great about local food and drink and that applies to our kitchen demos as well.

On Saturday we have a wonderful mix of local chefs, bakers and butchers on the stage.

We kick off with Will & Simon Wooster – father and son team behind Woosters Bakery with tips on home baking. Head butcher at Hollow Trees Anthony Gellard will give us some great tips on preparing lamb whilst Greg Strolenberg, owner of Lavenham Butchers, will show us his skills in dealing with muntjac.

Look out for cooking demos from Jon Jackaman from Ice Kitchen who will also be compering the day, plus Alan Paton and his amazing pork dishes. Greig Young from Northgate gives us something sweeter whilst Sam Sturmer from The Brewers Arms in Rattlesden is showcasing lamb. Lee Cooper from The Bedford Lodge shows up his platinum jubilee salmon dish with hints of Gin & Tonic – wow!

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Taste of Sudbury 2022 – Why Melford Hall

The Taste of Sudbury Food & Drink Festival is a fantastic one day event celebrating the very best food & drink we have in this region!

This year we have had to move the festival to Melford Hall – please click here to read the reasons why

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BBC Radio 4 comes to Suffolk

Listen to Justine and Jo Henderson, one of our long standing farmers market traders, as they are interviewed by BBC Radio 4 `On Your Farm’ to discuss traditional pig farming and the role of farmers markets in supporting the sustainability of local produce for local communities.

Click this link to here the full interview

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We’re getting crafty in Clare on Saturday!

This Saturday our Craft Market is back in Clare Town Hall which means our gorgeous little Pop Up Cafe is open!

Pop along from 10am until 4pm and enjoy a gorgeous selection of stalls selling all sorts of handmade treasures including incredible book folding by The Book Bug Folder, beautiful silver jewellery from Jenny Southgate Jewellery amazing pebble art from Pebble Hut, handmade candles from Coopertop Candles and contemporary, original artwork from Phillipa Gunn Art.

Doors open at 10am and entry is free of charge.

Clare Town Hall, Market Hill, Clare CO10 8NN

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Our popular Vegan Market returns to Ipswich on Sunday

This Sunday we have a number of new traders joining us at our Vegan Market on The Cornhill in Ipswich including Datum Attitude Brewery, AMOR Street Food with their incredible indulgent desserts and Nomaggio who will bringing a selection of vegan cheeses to the market – I know it is difficult to find really good quality, vegan cheese so we are really delighted that they’ll be showcasing a fab selection and lots of vegan crackers, deli slices and chutneys too! Come along to The Cornhill in Ipswich from 10am this Sunday, May 15th and enjoy over twenty fantastic vegan stallholders in the sunshine!

Dogs are welcome and entry is free of charge!

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Head to the beach at Felixstowe on Saturday

It’s great to be back on the Suffolk Coast this weekend as we bring our July Artisan and Producer Market to Beach Street at Mannings Amusements on the seafront.

We’ve got real treats from stalls like Alex Artisan Bakery with cakes and traybakes plus brownies and treats from A Bake For The Road and freshly baked sourdoughs and breads from Biddle Breads.

Look out for delicious homemade pies and regional cheeses from Compleat, jams and chutneys come from Bev’s Pantry and Jar candi, olives and oils from PG Oils and new for this month – Otis Breading with their sourdough toasties. There’s plenty to drink with local craft beer from The Old Felixstowe Brewery plus spirits and liquors from Sunfire Spirits.

There’s some great craft stalls including The Shrop Shop, Suffolk Peace Creations, P& L Gems and Charlotte

It all kicks of at 10am till 3pm at Beach Street – see you there.

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Spring to Bury on Sunday!

Here’s hoping for some spring weather this Sunday as we’re back on The Traverse in the heart of Bury St Eds.

As always we will have over 30 artisan producers with local food and drink – no long supply lines or international travel – just tasty local produce from traders who value quality and seasonality.

Look out for Compleat and their range of home made pies and regional cheeses, tasty vegan pastries from Norwegian Bakers, vegan donuts from Doodle Donuts or brownies and cakes from Alex Artisan Bakery. There’s baureki or baklava from Borakis and olives and oils from PG Oils, fresh and smoked fish from The Norfolk Smokehouse plus samosa and paneers from Mena. Woosters bring their freshly baked range of bread, croissants and sourdoughs, fresh veg comes from Sunshine and Green plus local beef, lamb and cow’s milk is provided by Colletts Farm. There’s preserves, chutneys and pickles from Karen’s Kitchen and chilli jams from Mad Mike. Xocolate by Louis launches his new range of chocolates and Yum Yum Tree Fudge come with their wonderful selection of local fudge. Burger Jam will have their bacon rolls and delicious burgers available all day as will Bagel and beigel with their bagel selection. Wash it all down with some local craft ale from Artefact Brewery or cider from Brooks & Conquest. As always there will be some arts and crafts including soaps and candles, plus bring your dogs as Sniffe & Likkit will have plenty of treats for your four legged friends!

Sunday 10th April

10am – 3pm.

Free parking in Bury till 1pm