The East Oxford Farmers' & Community Market is a small, friendly local market which can provide the staples for your weekly shop: bread, eggs, milk, vegetables, cheese, various meats, refills for cleaning supplies - as well as a range of other products such as jewellery, clothing and secondhand books. The majority of our producers are from within 30 miles of Oxford

The East Oxford Farmers' & Community Market is a small, friendly local market which can provide the staples for your weekly shop: bread, eggs, milk, vegetables, cheese, various meats, refills for cleaning supplies - as well as a range of other products such as jewellery, clothing and secondhand books. The majority of our producers are from within 30 miles of Oxford

What’s special about this farmers’ market? Bloomsbury is London’s not so best kept secret destination for a hot lunch on Thursdays. Everything on the market either comes straight from the farm or contains local, sustainable ingredients. From dosas to doughnuts and pasta to pizza dont miss the best lunch stop in town. Favourite Stall winner 2018: Seriously Italian Market events coming up: Asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October. Established: September 2011 Opening times: Every Thursday 9am-2pm Nearest cash point: Student Central Malet Street Card payments: Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. A huge selection of lunch options. There are benches and places to perch, but the best picnic spot is Gordon Square. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk

The East Oxford Farmers' & Community Market is a small, friendly local market which can provide the staples for your weekly shop: bread, eggs, milk, vegetables, cheese, various meats, refills for cleaning supplies - as well as a range of other products such as jewellery, clothing and secondhand books. The majority of our producers are from within 30 miles of Oxford

What’s special about this farmers’ market? Raw milk and cream from Midgham Farm in Hampshire, fresh fish, biodymaic and organic vegetables, Laycroft free range poultry and beef. Seasonal game, fresh juice and fruit, home made cakes and plenty of space to sit and chat over a coffee. Favourite Stall Winner 2018: Runner up Seafayre, winner Midgham Farm Events coming up: Wild garlic in March, asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October, root veg in November, turkeys in December! Established: September 2011 Opening times: Every Saturday 9am-1pm Nearest cash point: Sainsburys Balham High Street Card payments: Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Parking: On street parking or Sainsburys car park Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. Swimming pool at the school for public use at weekends. Great park next door. The school request that dogs are carried or left at the entrance. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk

What’s special about this farmers’ market? Bloomsbury is London’s not so best kept secret destination for a hot lunch on Thursdays. Everything on the market either comes straight from the farm or contains local, sustainable ingredients. From dosas to doughnuts and pasta to pizza dont miss the best lunch stop in town. Favourite Stall winner 2018: Seriously Italian Market events coming up: Asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October. Established: September 2011 Opening times: Every Thursday 9am-2pm Nearest cash point: Student Central Malet Street Card payments: Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. A huge selection of lunch options. There are benches and places to perch, but the best picnic spot is Gordon Square. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk

The East Oxford Farmers' & Community Market is a small, friendly local market which can provide the staples for your weekly shop: bread, eggs, milk, vegetables, cheese, various meats, refills for cleaning supplies - as well as a range of other products such as jewellery, clothing and secondhand books. The majority of our producers are from within 30 miles of Oxford

What’s special about this farmers’ market? Raw milk and cream from Midgham Farm in Hampshire, fresh fish, biodymaic and organic vegetables, Laycroft free range poultry and beef. Seasonal game, fresh juice and fruit, home made cakes and plenty of space to sit and chat over a coffee. Favourite Stall Winner 2018: Runner up Seafayre, winner Midgham Farm Events coming up: Wild garlic in March, asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October, root veg in November, turkeys in December! Established: September 2011 Opening times: Every Saturday 9am-1pm Nearest cash point: Sainsburys Balham High Street Card payments: Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Parking: On street parking or Sainsburys car park Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. Swimming pool at the school for public use at weekends. Great park next door. The school request that dogs are carried or left at the entrance. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk

What’s special about this farmers’ market? A carpark turns into a hive of community activity. Customers at Blackheath are on first name terms with their favourite farmers. Look out for raw milk, Norfolk caught brown shrimps, local honey, and seasonal specials including Kentish asparagus in spring and cherries in July. Time Out Love London Awards runner up 2017 and winner 2018. Favourite Stall winner 2018: Perry Court Farm Market events coming up: Root veg in January, asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October, turkeys in December! Established: September 2000 Opening times: Every Sunday 10am-2pm Nearest cash point:Blackheath Station. Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Parking: There is a charge for using the Blackheath station car park. There is free parking on Tranquil Vale, Bennett Park, Lee Park and Lee Road Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. We’re open every Sunday including Marathon Day. We only close between Christmas and New Year. Well behaved dogs are very welcome. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk

What’s special about this farmers’ market? Bloomsbury is London’s not so best kept secret destination for a hot lunch on Thursdays. Everything on the market either comes straight from the farm or contains local, sustainable ingredients. From dosas to doughnuts and pasta to pizza dont miss the best lunch stop in town. Favourite Stall winner 2018: Seriously Italian Market events coming up: Asparagus and strawberries in May, peas in June, cherries in July, apples and plums from August, corn in September, game in October. Established: September 2011 Opening times: Every Thursday 9am-2pm Nearest cash point: Student Central Malet Street Card payments: Some stallholders accept card payments, ask at market Other info: Not all stalls attend weekly. A huge selection of lunch options. There are benches and places to perch, but the best picnic spot is Gordon Square. About LFM London Farmers’ Markets opened its first market in 1999 In Islington, the first pioneering farmers’ market in the capital. Currently around 200 farmers and food producers sell at over 20 weekly farmers’ markets. www.lfm.org.uk