Market London

The West Norwood Feast is a recent addition to the Market scene and is in essence a ‘people-powered‘ market put together by local folk and local businesses. Operating on the first Sunday of the month with the next one on the 3rd of July. The Feast sees a Food Fair set upon the green...
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Impossible. Absolutely, but constantly magazines and sites come up with lists intending to condense the whole London Market experience into 10 essential visits. Forget about it! Dive in to them all. Start local, explore your neighbourhood and see what’s out there, with new developments in markets cropping up all the time you’re never going...
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Hackney’s Broadway Market is enjoying extremely good health at the moment, an expansive sprawl of boutique stalls rub shoulders with traditional market fayre of old, some great coffee and the chance to dig out a nice bit of old vinyl. Keeping the locals going since 1890, Broadway Market sells itself on it’s community vibe,...
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The London Borough of Lewisham has a vast and diverse culture and it’s more than reflected in the array of markets in the area, ranging from the traditional fruit and veg affairs to a multitude of weekend farmers markets selling locally sourced and hand made produce to the residents. Lewisham Market is a bustling...
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Running all week long, West London’s Portobello Road Market is still a popular haunt amongst tourists and Londoners.  Saturday remains the biggest draw, as crowds flock down to W11 to rummage through the curios, antiques, vintage and retro fashions, furniture, tunes and much more. During the week it’s predominantly a traditional fruit and veg...
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LFM is the network behind some of London’s best known and well loved Farmers Markets,  they operate solely in the interest of getting locally produced goods to the people, ensuring the farmers get a fair price for their produce. Taking over schools, car parks and squares over the weekends and midweek they cut out...
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Perhaps one of the most famous London Markets, Covent Garden Market’s magnificent building was originally the home to fruiterer’s, flower sellers and a whole host of grown produce before they relocated many years ago to Nine Elms, near Battersea. Now the market is a hive of activity for craftspeople and artists with a whole...
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The long-standing jewel in North London’s market crown is Camden Lock, a historic concoction of old stable buildings, traditional waterways rubbing shoulders with the modern developments now around. The market is a hub of creativity with many independent designers of fashion, jewellery, art works, ornaments, crafts, bags, hats, toiletries and some of truly exotic...
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