Tag: Sudbury Farmers Market

We’ll be lining up 30 artisan traders on Market Hill on Friday from 9.30am.

We have a wonderful mix of great local produce including cakes and bakes from Alex’s Artisan Bakery as well as gluten free options from Hopewell Bakery. Fresh meat from Wigborough as well as sausages from Totham Bangers. Handmade pies and regional cheeses are brought by Compleat plus we have honey from Beehouse and jams from the Jam Shed.

There’s plenty to eat on the day with Mena’s samosas, bagels from Beats & Bagels plus freshly made pizzas from Pizza on the Green. Breads come freshly based by Tenhouse Bakehouse and fresh veg from Sunshine & Green. Wash it all down with some local craft ale from Roughacre or some tea blends from Earle’s Colne Tea Company.

There’s herbs, chilli jams, hand creams and candles plus more so we can’t wait to see you on a sunny Friday in the heart of Sudbury.

See you from 9.30am on Market Hill.

We’re looking forward to seeing you all on Market Hill, Sudbury. Up to 30 artisan traders will be waiting for you with a wonderful range of local produce.

The market will be full of flavours including fresh bread and bagels, jams, honey and chutneys, Indian street food and freshly cooked pizzas, fresh vegetables plus homemade pies and regional cheeses.

There is plenty to choose from for those with a sweet tooth including cakes, pastries, brownies including vegan and gluten free options. Local beef, pork and lamb as well as sausages plus a wonderful range of herbs and spices.

There will be craft stalls, soaps and creams, jewellery, candles as well as home made bird feeders!

It all starts at 9.30am on Market Hill in the heart of Sudbury.

We’re delighted to be back on Market Hill under the gaze of Thomas Gainsborough in the heart of Sudbury.

Back again with their fresh local produce are your regular farmers market traders – all based within 30 miles of the market.

Local seasonal veg comes from Sunshine and Green, local meat from Wigborough Meats, sausages and scotch eggs from Totham plus all your fresh bread from Tensheds Bakehouse as usual.

Market favourites Compleat return with their home-made pies and regional cheeses, Mena with her delicious samosas and paneers and The Jam Shed with jams and chutneys. Mikes brings his Mad Chilli jams and The Suffolk Spice Company an amazing range of tastes and smells as well as local honey from BeeHouse.

Alex’s Artisan Bakery brings cakes, brownies, traybakes while Hopewell Bakery brings some wonderful gluten free options and Norwegian Bakers bring their vegan pastries. Pure Kombucha offers a range of kombucha, and Roughacre Brewery brings their craft beers.

Pizza on the Green has a range of tasty pizzas for a late breakfast or lunch, wash it down with fresh coffee from The Coffee Station and look out for newcomer Beats & Bagels which a delicious range of bagels and fillings.

See you on Market Hill from 9.30am on Friday. There is plenty of free parking in Sudbury (up to 3 hours) and bring your dogs who are all very welcome!

Make sure you’ve updated your calendars as Sudbury Farmers Market is this Friday starting at the usual time of 9.30am

There’s a great line up of nearly 30 local artisan traders tempting you with a wonderful range of fresh produce. As always we have Mena and her popular Indian Street food plus we have fresh pizza from Pizza on the Green – in their new horsebox. Local meat from Wigborough Meats and local veg from The Essex Allotment plus jams & chutneys from The Jam Shed. Alex Artisan Bakery from Great Waldringfield treats us to his cakes and traybakes as does Sudbury resident Ai from Ingido with her Japanese inspired cakes. Compleat bring their range of homemade pies as well as regional cheeses and ever popular Tensheds Bakehouse has his usual range of fresh breads and sourdoughs. Chilli sauces come from the East Coast Chilli Company and there’s Hill Farm with oils and mayos. Norwegian Bakers are back with their vegan pastries as is The Suffolk Spice Company plus is it too early to talk about Christmas? Surely not, and there are great craft stalls with x-mas gifts including Comfy Be and Making by Mike.

See you on Market Hill this Friday!

Over 25 stalls will line up down Market Hill on Friday with a wonderful selection of great local food and drink.

All watched over by Thomas Gainsborough, we will see the return of Alex Horne’s local vegetables as well as favourites including Compleat’s homemade pies and regional cheeses, Wigborough Meats, gluten free cakes from Hopwell Bakery and more sweet options from Alex May Artisan Bakery. Tensheds brings traditional breads and sourdoughs plus jams and chutneys from The Jam Shed. Thirsty? then head for Craft ales from Roughacre Brewery and gin from Dalham Mill plus many many more.

See you on Friday from 9.30am till 2pm

DRUM ROLL PLEASE….EXCITING NEWS! We are super excited to be welcoming our brand new veggie stall to Sudbury Farmers Market starting this Friday, August 27th. The Essex Allotment, located just outside Chelmsford, is owned and run by Alex Horne and is a four season market garden producing the highest quality produce through intensive, small scale farming. Alex’s aim is to make organic, local, sustainable produce readily available to everyone in his local area and we are absolutely delighted to be welcoming him to Sudbury. All his produce is organic and therefore totally free from any chemicals and pesticides and this Friday you will find his stall which will be located outside on Market Hill, in the centre of town together with 22 other fantastic stallholders so please come along and show your support from 9.30am this Friday. Spread the word – tell your friends and family and please share this news….let’s make his first market unforgettable.

Sudbury Farmers’ Market has just got a big boost from local solicitors Steed and Steed as they have agreed to sponsor the market for another 12 months. It is so important for any thriving farmers market to have support from residents and businesses alike. Steed and Steed Solicitors is a wonderful local business and their support of and association with the market is an incredible boost for us. It is great to partner with a local company that sees the value in the support of a community event such as Sudbury Farmers Market bringing local artisan producers in front of their local customers. Karen Goulding, partner at Steed & Steed commented ‘ It is a great honour to be part of something so local to Sudbury. Steed & Steed has been an integral part of the local community for many years and understand the importance of events such as the Farmer’s Market to keep our community spirit strong and our town thriving. We look forward to meeting everyone again at the market.‘ This Friday you will find Steed and Steed inside St Peter’s Cultural Venue so please do come along and feel free to get any information that you may need on a whole variety of services that are available from their Sudbury office.