Knighton Community Market is held in the warm, dry Community Centre hall with ample parking just yards away on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Locally produced fruit and vegetables, meat, bread and cakes are on offer, together with a wide variety of interesting craft items such as jewellery, local photography and personalised greetings cards, second-hand books and more. The market cafe serves tea, coffee, juice and snacks and often features live music, its happy atmosphere encouraging shoppers to stay around.
Interested in applying for a stall? Just use the "Contact Us" page shown on the menu above. We'll get straight back to you about availability of space and appropriate charges - but please remember to say something about the nature of your product.
Interested in applying for a stall? Just use the "Contact Us" page shown on the menu above. We'll get straight back to you about availability of space and appropriate charges - but please remember to say something about the nature of your product.
Forthcoming markets
Only one market in August, sadly, due to the 4th Saturday coinciding with Knighton Show and Carnival. The August 11th market will have around 30 stalls of locally produced food and crafts. Richard's knife and tool sharpening van will be outside (he's with us for the second Saturday of every month) and the wonderful Little Woodbatch market garden stall is now a twice monthly addition inside the hall. We have a range of toasted sandwiches, bacon baps, toasted teacakes and other snacks on sale at the cafe, while other snacks like samosas, savoury pies, mini-pizzas, cakes and chilli are available at various stalls to have with your tea, coffee or juice. Think "food court" only different.
The following list includes just some of the stalls you can expect to see.
Little Woodbatch vegetables
Lou's Baked Treats
Helen's vegan and vegetarian meals
Julie Watts' cards.
Foreman's Books
Sew & Sew: Annette Evans with cushions, aprons and more.
Hilary Jankowska's cakes and puddings
Little Cefn Smokehouse
Weobley Ash lamb, hogget and mutton
The Pie Creator - mouthwatering pies, pasties, scotch eggs, veggie tarts and more.
Norman Jones electrical repairs and spares.
Survival Wholefoods
Sue Riley's handmade jewellery and gifts
Malcolm Mellen's stone engraving.
Amanda Simpson Atkins's artisan bread.
Aloli Skin Care
....... and lots more.
And don't forget our cafe selling tea and coffee to have with your snacks bought from our lovely food stalls. It's always a lively venue to meet friends, whatever the weather.
Live music in the market's cafe