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Monday – Spilsby Market

Kickstart your week at Spilsby Market, nestled in the Market Place Car Park. Operating from 9am to 4pm, traditional market stalls include an auctioneer, freshly baked bread and cakes, locally produced meats, clothing, fruit and vegetables, fresh flowers, pet foods and more! Parking is available nearby, arriving early ensures the best selection. 

Location: Spilsby Market, Market Place, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, PE23 5JT

Freshly baked bread
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Tuesday – Alford Market

Alford comes alive on Tuesdays with its general market offering groceries, fishmongers, meat, fruit, cakes, clothes, silverware, jewellery and more! During summer months, the Alford Craft Market introduces further creativity with local artisans showcasing their work. The market trades from 9am - 2pm on Tuesdays and Fridays. Don't miss the Alford Craft Market Centre for unique handmade items.

Location: Market Place, Alford, Lincolnshire, LN13 9EB

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Wednesday – Louth Market

Our midweek market pick is Louth Market. From fresh produce to antiques, there's something for everyone. Louth hosts markets on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays - 9am to 4pm.

The Farmers Market is held on the 4th Wednesday of every month.

Location: Cornmarket, Louth, LN11 9PD

Market trader, Louth
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Thursday – Horncastle Market

Horncastle's Thursday market is a haven for antique lovers, with over 30 shops complementing the market stalls. Explore a variety of goods, from local produce to vintage treasures. The market trades from 9am - 4pm Parking is available in the town, but it’s advisable to arrive early to secure a spot. Horncastle also hosts a weekly Saturday market.

Every 2nd Thursday of the month the regular market is joined by the Farmers' Market Traders.

Location: Market Place, Horncastle, LN9 5HB

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Friday – Sleaford Market

For that Friday feeling, head to Sleaford Market, which dates back to the early 12th Century! The market is usually held on the picturesque Market Place alongside St Denys' Church. The Market is held every Monday, Friday and Saturday.

Due to building works currently taking place the Market has been relocated to Eastgate Car Park. The Market will continue to be held in Eastgate Car Park until further notice.

Location: Eastgate Car Park, Sleaford, NG34 7DJ

Sunflowers at the market
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Saturday – Lincoln Farmers' Market

On the third Saturday of each month, Castle Square in Lincoln hosts the Farmers' Market, sometimes featuring over 20 stallholders offering high-quality produce, including artisanal cheeses, organic breads, and fresh fruits. The market runs from 9am to 3pm. Parking is available in the city centre, but public transport can be a great option.

Location: Castle Hill, Lincoln, LN1 3AA

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Sunday – Hemswell Market

Conclude your week at Hemswell Market, one of the largest Sunday markets in the region. Open from 9am, it offers a vast array of goods, from fresh produce to antiques. Ample parking is available on-site, but arriving early ensures the best finds.

Location: Hemswell Market and Car Boot Sale, A631, Gainsborough, DN21 5TT

Dog and owner at the market

Local Food Vendors to Try

Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese: A must-try, this award-winning cheese is available at various markets across the county.

Simpsons Butchers: Renowned for their Lincolnshire sausages and pork pies, they have stalls in several markets, including Sleaford and Spalding.

Cote Hill Cheese: Offering a range of artisan cheeses, find them at markets like Louth and Market Rasen.

Parking Tips & Best Times to Visit

Early Arrival: Markets are busiest mid-morning; arriving early ensures better parking and selection.

Local Car Parks: Most towns have designated car parks near market areas. Check local council websites for maps and fees.

Public Transport: For larger markets like Lincoln, consider using public transport.

Embark on this week-long market journey to experience the rich tapestry of Lincolnshire’s local produce, crafts, and community spirit. Happy exploring!