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Markets in Hertfordshire

Dec 09, 2022
Farmers Market
Fancy a bit of market shopping? You've come to the right place. Hertfordshire supports its local producers and actively promotes their businesses. So, if you're wondering where to find the best farmers' markets in the county, read on as we've rounded up our top picks. 

Get ready for some tasty local delicacies, traditional crafts and antiques; you'll be spoilt for choice!
 

Harpenden Farmers' Market

Held every fourth Sunday of the month in Harpenden, this farmers' market has 70 stalls showcasing delicious local produce, including meat, fish, cheese, fruit and veg. You can also find plenty of organic goods, flowers and plants to adorn your house.  

Location: Lower High Street, Harpenden

Open: Every fourth Sunday of the month between 10:00-14:00

Find out more: https://www.harpenden.gov.uk/events-and-markets/farmers-market

Berkhamsted Farmers’ Market

Another one of Herts' most famous markets, Berkhamsted Farmers' Market takes place in Berkhamsted on the third Sunday of every month. This charming market town is the ideal location to accommodate such a market, which showcases excellent local produce. Be sure to try the traditionally reared lamb and enjoy one of the freshly baked cakes.

 

Location: High Street, Berkhamsted

Open: Every third Sunday of the month between 10:00-14:00

Find out more: https://www.visitherts.co.uk/attractions/berkhamsted-farmers-market-26390/

Hatfield Farmers' and Craft Market

Found in the heart of Hatfield, Hatfield Farmers' and Craft Market is one of Herts' staples. It accommodates more than 50 stalls, each offering a great variety of local produce and craftsmanship. The market is certified by the National Farmers' and Retail Markets Association and aims to bring producers and consumers together. Here you'll find everything from seasonal veg and fruit to freshly made pies and cheese.

 

Location: White Lion Square, Hatfield

Open: Every first Sunday of the month (except January) between 08:30-13:00

Find out more: https://www.farminguk.com/agricultural-directory/hatfield-farmers-market_56439.html

St Albans Market

St Albans Market is located in St Albans city centre, one of Hertfordshire's most attractive market towns. Enjoy some of Herts' finest local produce, from seasonal veg and fruit to freshly baked cakes and pies. The Earth Works Charity owns a stall selling its own apple juice, honey and chutney, so make sure you stop by!

 

Location: St Peter Stree, St Albans

Open: Every second Sunday of the month between 08:00-14:00

Find out more: https://www.enjoystalbans.com/listing/st-albans-traditional-street-market/

Tring Farmers' Market

Tring's Farmers' Market is another Herts institution. It started in 1999 in Tring to provide local food for the locals. Today, it is among the most popular in the East of England, and traders showcase meat, eggs, cakes, pies and much more. Enjoy a hot cup with a bacon sandwich – a delight for the palate!

 

Location: Market Place, Tring

Open: Every second and fourth Sunday of the month between 09:00-12:15

Find out more: https://tringfarmersmarket.co.uk/

 

If you're travelling to Hertfordshire and want to try more of its exquisite local food, our guide to the best places to eat is here to help. Take advantage of this county's exciting things to do, from its scenic walking trails to the challenging golf courses. 

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