Multiple date: 01/02/2019; 08/02/2019; 15/02/2019; 22/02/2019; 01/03/2019; 08/03/2019; 15/03/2019; 22/03/2019; 29/03/2019; 05/04/2019; 12/04/2019; 19/04/2019; 26/04/2019; 03/05/2019; 10/05/2019; 17/05/2019; 24/05/2019; 31/05/2019; 07/06/2019; 14/06/2019; 21/06/2019; 28/06/2019; 05/07/2019; 12/07/2019; 19/07/2019; 26/07/2019; 02/08/2019; 09/08/2019; 16/08/2019; 23/08/2019; 30/08/2019; 06/09/2019; 13/09/2019; 20/09/2019; 27/09/2019; 04/10/2019; 11/10/2019; 18/10/2019; 25/10/2019; 01/11/2019; 08/11/2019; 15/11/2019; 22/11/2019; 29/11/2019; 06/12/2019; 13/12/2019; 20/12/2019; 27/12/2019; 03/01/2020; 10/01/2020; 17/01/2020; 24/01/2020; 31/01/2020
Frequency: Weekly
Venue: The Lower Old School Room,
Stand Type: Table Top
Chew Valley Country Market is a member-based, co-operative social enterprise bringing local food, plants, crafts and a coffee shop to Chew Magna every Friday.
Local produce includes:
Orders for the next Friday Market to be placed by Sunday evening previously, by contacting Peter Whitehead on orders.cvcmmarket@gmail.com.
For more than 90 years a network of about 300 Country Markets across England, Wales and the Channel Islands has been selling homemade baked goods, preserves, garden-grown fruit and vegetables, plants and handmade crafts. Visitors to these markets can buy a variety of produce – almost anything local and seasonal that can be produced in a domestic kitchen or garden. Alongside the homemade goods many Country Markets also sell meat, fish and dairy goods, honey and eggs from local producers.
Country Markets aim to encourage the public to discover the diversity and deliciousness of local British homemade baked goods, preserves, garden-grown fruit and vegetables. They also show case the skills and talents of local craftsmen and artists. Producers pride themselves on the quality of their produce and the friendliness of their Markets, many of which have become popular, lively meeting places.
