The Barn Market: April 2012

Monday, 30 April 2012

Our First Market for the Year!

And what a market it was! Our first market for the year was held on Saturday 18th February and what a day we had. We welcomed a beautiful selection of stallholders including many regulars and some lovely new businesses - Bee's Tees, Pure Sense Candles, Stalley Atherton, Black Eyed Susie, The Little Alphabet Shop, Studio 58, Dick & Dora and Taylor Wires (now known as Bent). We were also excited to have The Pie Pickers on board this year bringing us yummy free range homemade pies to add to our food stalls on offer.

Check out some of these stunning photos taken on the day.

Thank you to all our lovely customers, new and old, who came out to support the handmade community. We can't wait to see you again at our next market on Saturday 5th May - just in time for Mothers' Day!

Becoming a Barn Market Stallholder

For more information or to request a stall holder application pack please contact us at; thebarnmarket@gmail.com

There are 2 rounds of applications that go before the panel each year. We are always looking for artisans who hand make, design and produce high quality and unique products. Please email us to request an application kit to become a stall holder at The Barn Market in 2015.

The next round of applications closes January 2016

Please be aware that some categories of products (such as jewellery and children's products) are now in abundance at The Barn Market. In order to avoid over saturation of any one product type, we are now placing successful applicants in such categories on a waiting list to contact if a current stall holder from the same category ceases to participate.

Busking:

If you are a musician or in a band and have a music style that would suit the market atmosphere, please contact us for a busker application pack.

Fresh Produce and Cut Flowers:

If you are interested in selling fruit and vegetables, bakery products, cut flowers, etc at one of our markets, please get in touch with us. We have a small allocation of sites for these products.