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Back in the heart of Ipswich on the historic Cornhill, the Ipswich Farmers Market has a number of very tempting stalls this month!

Newcomers Harvey & Co made a real stir with their sourdough, baguettes and focaccia last month and they return as do our market favourite Mena and her samosas and paneers. Compleat’s homemade pies are a perfect treat at this time of year and for a few extra treats why not try some traybakes from Alex’s Artisan Bakery. Fresh as you can get vegetables from the Essex Allotment or equally local traditional pork from the Greenacres farm up the road in Ashbocking. Oils and olives from PG Oils or jams and chutneys from the Jam Shed are regular and popular stalls. Plus look out for new stalls including Jake’s Umeltx beeswax melts as well as healthy Kombucha from Pure Kombucha.

These and many more will be waiting for you on The Cornhill this Sunday

10am – 2pm – bring the family and of course your dogs!

We are back in beautiful Bury St Edmunds this Sunday, Oct 10th, when you’ll find a feast of food and drink filling The Traverse from 10am and we are chuffed to bits to be welcoming Colletts Farm Dairy and Colletts Farm Kitchen, as regular traders, to our fantastic Farmers Market.

Colletts Farm is a small family run farm in Wormingford producing the highest quality rare English Longhorn beef and grass fed lamb and their micro dairy produces the very best raw milk and cream from their small herd of Jersey cows. It is so exciting to be able to bring such top quality cuts of fresh beef and lamb and dairy to Bury St Edmund’s and we really hope you will come along and support this lovely family farm this Sunday, October 10th on The Traverse.

We are really looking forward to being back at Trinity Park on October 16th when we ‘ wear our Suffolk Farmers Market hat’ to bring you the very best Autumn Farmers Market. The gorgeous Cattle Sheds will be filled up with fifty amazing food, drink and craft stalls – all from within 50 miles of the venue. This event really does showcase the very best of local producers and makers and we are so excited to get them all under one huge roof again!
Entry and parking are all totally free of charge and dogs are very welcome.

Here is our confirmed list of traders for this Sunday’s Vegan Market on The Cornhill in Ipswich and it’s looking very tasty!

All of these stallholders will be selling the very best, top quality vegan food, drink and skincare products so come along and enjoy a morning of safe, outdoor shopping from 10am.

This Sunday, September 19th, The Cornhill, Ipswich

Free entry.

Dogs are welcome – we even have a vegan dog stall!

TFI Vegan Doodle Donuts, The Coffee Station, Fairy Godmother Vegan Meals, The Iced Vegan, Samu Kitchen, Yum Yum Tree Fudge Ltd, Norwegian Bakers, Vette’s Veggie Van, Hullabaloo, Coriander Kitchen, The Big Bear Cider Mill, Khushee Street Food, Herbipaws UK, Beekeeper Beer, The Pickled Jam Company, It’s Alive Shop, PG Olive Oil, FrigginWell, VeganCookiio

Date for your diary – Sunday 19th September when popular stalls will be back including Gemma Doodle Donuts and her vegan burgers plus plenty of pastries from The Norwegian Bakers who have gained a massive following at the market. The Iced Vegan return with their cupcakes as does the Fairy Godmother mother with her vegan prepared meals. Local company Yum Yum Tree treat us with their vegan fudge and Ipswich vegan stalwarts Hullabaloo will be there with their sourdoughs, the Pickled Jar Company bring their vegan jams and chutneys and Coriander Kitchen will provide some spice with their samosas and paneers. As always there will be plenty of fresh street food available including Vette’s Veggie Van, Samu Kitchen’s mezze boxes and regulars Khushee Street Food Curries and Bagel and Beigel return with their tasty bagels with vegan cream cheese. If all this shopping brings on a thirst then there is vegan Cider from Big Bear and vegan craft ale from Brentwood Brewery