Berwick Farmers’ Market
Marshall Meadows Farm Cottages, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1UT, UK
A little about us.
Berwick Farmers’ Market is a monthly local makers, bakers and traders market held at Conundrum Farm near Berwick-upon-Tweed. We bring together local food producers, bakers, crafters, makers and small businesses under one roof, giving visitors the chance to shop from independent stallholders and support local produce, handmade goods and regional enterprise. Our market includes a changing mix of food, drink, bakes, plants, gifts, crafts, homewares and seasonal products, with plenty of variety from month to month. Held indoors at Conundrum Farm, the market is a friendly local shopping event for anyone looking to buy from small producers, discover handmade items and enjoy a community market just outside Berwick.
What you’ll find
We offer a monthly market with local stallholders selling fresh and handmade goods, including baked treats, cakes, traybakes, chocolates, jams, butchery products, dairy, plants, crafts, pottery, leatherwork, candles, soaps, woodwork, gifts, homewares and other seasonal products. Visitors can also usually find tea, coffee, free parking and a friendly indoor market setting at Conundrum Farm.
How to buy
Visit us in person at Conundrum Farm on market day to browse the stalls and buy directly from local makers, bakers, farmers, producers and traders. Check our Facebook page before visiting for the latest market dates, stallholder updates and seasonal announcements.
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