Northern Dales Farmers Market will be joining us at the Walled Garden on the third Sunday of every month here at Wynyard Hall.
Step into the world local produce, a haven for food enthusiasts and anyone seeking a connection to the origins of their purchases. From freshly harvested produce to artisanal treats and friendly vendors, the Northern Dales Farmers Market embody the essence of community, sustainability, and gastronomic delight. In this blog, we explore the enchantment and benefits of visiting our farmers market. .

A Bounty of Fresh, Seasonal Produce:
One of the most alluring aspects of the farmers market is the abundance of fresh, seasonal produce. Unlike supermarkets, where fruits and vegetables may travel long distances and endure extensive cold storage, our farmers market is brimming with locally grown, freshly picked delights. The kaleidoscope of colours and the earthy aroma of just-harvested fruits and vegetables create an experience that engages all the senses. Each season brings its own assortment of treasures, from juicy berries in the summer to crisp apples in autumn.

A Direct Connection with Local Business:
Farmers markets offer an unparalleled opportunity to interact directly with the people who grow your food. Conversations with owners of local businesses reveal the passion, knowledge, and dedication they pour into their craft. You can ask about growing methods, enquire about the best ways to cook a particular ingredient or learn about new products. This direct connection fosters a sense of trust and accountability, allowing consumers to make informed choices about their food and support local.

Supporting Local Economy and Sustainability:
When you shop at a farmers market, you contribute to the economic growth of your community. The money you spend goes directly to local farmers, producers and businesses enabling them to sustain their livelihoods and invest in their farms and business. By supporting local, you help preserve green spaces, maintain biodiversity, and reduce the carbon footprint associated with long-distance transportation of food. Additionally, farmers markets often embrace sustainable practices, such as organic farming methods and reduced packaging, further enhancing their positive environmental impact.

Visit the Northern Dales Farmers Market next on Sunday 18th June. For more information visit our What’s On page.