Lincolnshire's market towns

Wander through Alford’s bustling markets, where farmers, artisans, and crafters bring fresh produce and handmade goods - don’t miss the renowned craft market for unique, locally made treasures.

Barton-Upon-Humber's market is a must-visit due to its vibrant selection of fresh produce, artisan foods, and unique crafts. The town's long-standing market tradition continues to be a focal point for locals and visitors alike.

Boston's market is one of the largest in Lincolnshire, offering a bustling atmosphere filled with stalls selling fresh produce, flowers, clothing, and crafts. Held weekly, it remains a cornerstone of Boston's vibrant community life.

Bourne's weekly market is a staple of the town, offering fresh produce, artisan goods, and household essentials. With a variety of independent shops and cafes, the town is a convenient and friendly shopping destination.

Brigg's traditional Thursday market is a lively hub for fresh food, clothing, and crafts. The town is also home to the popular monthly farmers' market, showcasing local produce.

Caistor's small yet charming market square is home to independent traders and regular events that bring the community together.

Crowland offers a modest market alongside a variety of local shops and businesses that provide everyday essentials and unique finds.

Epworth’s market delights shoppers with its fresh produce and locally crafted goods, continuing the town’s tradition of quality shopping.

At the heart of Gainsborough, the market brings together local shoppers and traders, offering everything from fresh produce and handcrafted artisan goods to blooming flowers and daily essentials.

Grantham's lively market scene offers a diverse range of goods, from fresh local produce to homewares and crafts. The traditional Saturday market is a key event, attracting both locals and visitors seeking quality products.

Holbeach Market’s fresh local produce and artisan foods are fantastic, complemented by a thriving array of independent High Street retailers, making it a great spot for unique finds.

Renowned for its bustling markets and numerous antique shops, Horncastle is a haven for treasure hunters and collectors.

Discover unique artisan goods and one-of-a-kind treasures at Immingham Market, then indulge in delicious treats at the High Street’s independent cafés and eateries.

Long Sutton has thrived as a bustling market town since the 13th century, with its lively Friday market and Georgian streets lined streets, lined with independent shops at the heart of local life.

Louth is a haven for market lovers, offering a true taste of Lincolnshire’s finest produce and artisan goods. With a market heritage dating back to the 16th century, this town remains a bustling hub for independent traders. Explore Louth Weekly Markets - Louth Farmers’ Market, The Cheese Shop and The Green Cottage and other local artisan shops. 

Market Deeping is a thriving market town, known for its lively weekly market offering fresh produce, local goods, and artisan crafts. 

Market Rasen's weekly market provides a great selection of fresh produce, fashion, and local crafts.

A true Lincolnshire market town, Sleaford keeps the tradition alive with weekly markets filled with food, drink, and crafts, and a great mix of independent shops, while the monthly Farmers’ Market offers fresh, high-quality locally grown produce.

Spalding's market scene is bustling with local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan crafts. Held weekly, it continues to attract visitors seeking authentic Lincolnshire products.

Spilsby is a delightful market town with a mix of traditional market stalls and unique independent shops. Its Monday market, running since 1302, is a buzzing local hub worth visiting, as well as a range of quirky boutiques, antique shops and gift stores.

Stamford's thriving market offers fresh produce, artisan goods, and antiques. The town hosts weekly markets that uphold Stamford's reputation as a shopping destination rich in character and quality.

Wainfleet's medieval market, still thriving today, offers a lively mix of fresh produce, artisan crafts, and local delicacies - a perfect spot for shoppers seeking interesting finds and a taste of authentic Lincolnshire trade.

Wragby, a historic market town since 1668, hosts monthly artisan markets showcasing crafts, food, and plants. Its annual Christmas Market in December brings 60+ stalls, live music, and festive activities.