Celebrate Summer at Wallington Farmers' Market
There are some Saturday mornings that deserve to be savoured...
The scent of freshly baked bread drifting through the air. The sound of live jazz beneath the summer sky. Friends meeting over coffee, families wandering between colourful stalls, and baskets gradually filling with the very best the season has to offer.
This Saturday 12th July, from 9am to 1pm, treat yourself to a visit to Wallington Farmers' Market, held outside the Old Town Hall and Library Gardens.
Summer has arrived in abundance, bringing with it delicious seasonal fruits bursting with flavour—perfect for picnics in the park, refreshing fruit salads or indulgent homemade desserts. You'll also discover freshly pressed fruit juices and irresistible handmade summer tarts that are almost too tempting to resist.
If a summer barbecue is calling, you'll find everything you need, from pasture-fed meats and free-range poultry to traditional sausages, affordable game in a wonderful variety of flavours, artisan chilli sauces and an abundance of fresh seasonal vegetables to complete your feast.
Take time to browse the beautiful selection of locally grown plants, handmade crafts, lavender and wellbeing products, and be sure to welcome our newest trader, bringing beautifully handcrafted baskets woven from sustainably grown British willow—each one a celebration of traditional craftsmanship.
As always, you'll also find all the market favourites you've come to love, including artisan cheeses, freshly harvested mushrooms, free-range eggs, nuts, vegan specialities, baked treats, quality meats and so much more.
Then, when your shopping is done, why not linger a little longer? Relax to the gentle sounds of live jazz, enjoy refreshments at the Library Garden Café, or simply sit beside the peaceful pond and soak up the atmosphere. It's the perfect way to spend a summer morning in the heart of Wallington.
Come for the shopping...
Stay for the atmosphere...
Leave with a basket full of wonderful food and a reminder that some of life's greatest pleasures are often found close to home.
For more information visit:
www.ecolocal.org.uk
