Farmers' Markets in Bath and Beyond
Combining tradition with innovation, in 1997 Bath became the first location in Britain to open a Farmers' Market. It was the start of something big. Inspired by Bath's success, over 300 such markets have sprung up around the country.
Farmers' Markets in Somerset include:
Bath
- Held at Green Park Station in central Bath every Saturday. A wide variety of local produce, all goods come from under 40 miles away and sold direct by the people who produced them. Find out more about Bath Farmers' Market.
Midsomer Norton
- Held at the Methodist Church on the High Street on the first Saturday of every month. Features stalls selling meats, fish, fruits and vegetables, cheeses, organic quiches and salads and herbs.Find out more about Midsomer Norton Farmers' Market.
Keynsham
- The bustling town of Keynsham has also launched its own Farmers Market. Held on the second Saturday of each month, all the food on sale is either grown or produced locally, so as well as buying something delicious, you'll also be supporting the local community and economy. Find out more about Keynsham Farmers' Market.
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