Next Market This Saturday 9th March!
Stirling Farmers’ Market will be returning to Port Street this Saturday 9th March from 10am till 4pm with a bumper 20 stalls showcasing some of Scotland’s best produce. This week’s market falls in perfect time for Mothers’ Day and if you’re planning to treat your mum or gran then it’s the perfect place to shop. Whether you’re planning to cook up a Sunday roast or just want to spoil your mum with something sweet, Stirling Farmers’ Market has virtually everything you need with the added benefit of friendly knowledgeable traders who are always happy to advise on recipe ideas, cooking times and even the perfect accompaniments. If you’re looking for the perfect gift there’s plenty to choose from with a range of delicious and beautiful artisan chocolates, liqueurs, handmade crafts, original artwork & prints. New to Port Street this month will be craft beer from Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing (SiWC). Like all great ideas, SiWC was conceived in a pub but unlike most drunken conversations it actually became a reality. “Basically I wanted everyone to be able to enjoy great beers,” explains founder Matty Dixon. “I wanted my values of inclusivity, community and sustainability to be the core of the business instead of a bit of greenwashing or marketing hype. So to be as inclusive as possible we offer a range of no- and low-alcohol beers alongside our regular full strength ones.” Starting a brewery proved a steep learning curve that included flooding a garage brewery and spraying beer & yeast over everything in sight – including Matty’s dog! Things were soon on the up and the brewery quickly started gaining recognition including 9 medals at the European Beer Challenge, 2 at the World Beer Awards & 2 at the International Beer Challenge. “We couldn’t believe how well we did in some of the biggest beer contests on the planet when we were really just hoping for feedback and some pointers. But we want to achieve more – our long term goal is to have inclusive drinking hubs and workplaces that are accessible and welcome to all, especially the physically and neurologically diverse.” Also on offer at this week’s market will be Ayrshire vegetables; beef & pork; cheeses & oatcakes from Arran; fresh fish & shellfish; sourdough breads and bakery products; free range eggs; Lebanese & Greek meals & deli products; award-winning fudge; locally roasted coffee & blended teas; cakes & patisserie; traditional honey meads; wild venison & game; chutneys & preserves; and pies & sausage rolls. Stirling Farmers’ Market is held on Port Street, Stirling on the second Saturday of every month between 10am & 4pm. Stirling Farmers’ Market is held on Port Street, Stirling on the second Saturday of every month between 10am & 4pm. Please follow us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/stirlingfarmersmarketscotland Any queries or comments please do get in touch on the Get in touch page or email info@sfme.co.uk |
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Upcoming Market Dates
Our Port Street Markets run on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 10am until 4pm with occasional extra markets throughout the year. March 9th April 13th May 11th Port Street pedestrian precinct, Stirling City Centre (outside M&S) Click here for Location Map Up to 27 stalls offering an outstanding range of superb produce. And where else can you talk to the farmer/producer to find out how the food is grown/reared/made? If you have a query about the Stirling Farmers' Market & you can't find the answer on the website, please email us through the Get in touch page.
The Real Deal is a partnership initiative supported by industry and enforcement. Certification awarded to Stirling Farmers' Market by Stirling Council in 2013
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