September Date for your Diary

Just to let everyone know, we will be holding an extra market on Saturday 19th September between 10.00 - Noon. We will be in the Lower Town Hall as usual.

You will be able to place orders, if you wish, by using the contact number shown, ready for Satuday collection.

Where has the summer gone!

Well here we are into August and the weather has been making everything grow like topsy out in our gardens, so much so that we have been selling bumper crops of every conceivable vegetable and lots of pot plants - so come along quick and get yours before it's too late!

Easter 2009

Before the rush

This week we opened on Maundy Thursday instead of Good Friday, but this did not deter our customers from queing at the door as usual.

Nearly ready




And we are off!

Easter Event

Our next special event will be Easter, where we will be holding our market on Maundy Thursday, the 9th April between 09.00 - 11.00.

We will have our usual goodies available - savoury pies, flans and pasties; cakes of all descriptions; puddings; fruit, veg and plants, together with a wide selection of crafts.

If there is something in particular that you may want, then it is always best to order a few days beforehand by calling our Market Manager on 07542017381

Woolly!

Being based in the Cotswolds, Chipping Campden came to greatness due to the wool trade of the 14th Century, so we felt it was only right and proper to have our own sheep, nick named Woolly.

When any of our members go away on holiday the idea is to take Woolly along and photograph him for our blog.

Here he is getting ready to go skiing in Norway - think he was certainly glad of his wool coat.

Mini Taster Day

We are holding a Mini Taster Day on Friday 20th March in readiness for Easter.

You will be given the opportunity to try various foods and if there is something you particularly want over the Easter period, then please place an order

One of our Members

Sarah Giles recently had a profile done by Woman & Home Magazine and here are all the details that were shown.