Monthly free market with handmade gifts, seasonal produce, cakes and preserves from small businesses across Dorset.
The Weymouth Farmers and Makers Market returns to Millennium Square on Sunday 8 November, from 10:00 to 15:00. It's a monthly one, running on the second Sunday of each month, so if you can't make this date, the next one will be along soon enough.
The market is a showcase of handmade products from across Dorset, put together from a curated selection of small businesses. The stalls cover a fair bit of ground: handmade gifts, seasonal produce, homemade cakes, savouries and bread, and alongside those, preserves, chutneys, pickles and home fragrances. It's the kind of place where you can pick up something for the larder and something for the house in one go.
One of the better things about it is that you buy direct from the Dorset producers and makers themselves, and you can actually meet them on the day. It's a popular local fixture for that reason — you're buying from the person who made the thing, rather than a middleman. The organisers suggest bringing along your own reusable bags, and pairing the market with an autumn stroll around the seafront if you've got the time.
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It's free to enter, so you can just wander through and see what catches your eye. You'll find it at Millennium Square, New Bond Street, Weymouth, DT4 8AA, open from 10:00 to 15:00 on Sunday 8 November.
