Monthly market with the best of Lincolnshire food, craft and character producers under the historic Cornhill Market roof.
The Corn Exchange is back at Cornhill Market on Saturday 26 September, and it's one of those things that keeps coming back. It's a Lincolnshire-based market that runs on the fourth Saturday of the month, so if you miss this one, there's another on 24 October and a third on 28 November.
The whole idea is to bring together some of the county's best food, craft and character under one historic roof. It mixes local producers and fresh seasonal goods with the regular traders who are always at Cornhill Market, so you've got the usual stalls alongside a rotating cast of Lincolnshire makers. They describe it as a showcase of the cream of Lincolnshire's crop, run in a relaxed community atmosphere that makes room for small businesses alongside the producers.
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Because it's a monthly thing, it's easy to work around. If you're after seasonal produce, the dates stretch from late September through to the end of November, so the stalls will shift as the season does. It's free to attend, and it runs from 10:00 to 17:00, which gives you plenty of time to wander through without having to rush. You'll find it at Cornhill Market, Sincil Street, Lincoln, LN5 7ET.
