Weekly general market with up to 40 stalls selling fruit and veg, meat, fabrics, homeware, hot food and clothing in Montague Street.
Worthing Wednesday Market is back on Montague Street this Wednesday, 4 November, as part of its regular weekly run. It's a general market that takes over the main shopping precinct, and it's run by the Worthing Town Centre Initiative. The whole thing is free to wander through, so you can just drift in and out without spending a penny if that's your speed.
There are up to 40 stalls on any given day, and they cover a fair bit of ground. You'll find the staples first — fresh fruit and veg, meat and eggs — alongside fabrics, homeware, clothing and hot food. The mix is designed to sit alongside the town's other shops rather than compete with them, so it works well as a one-stop trip if you're already heading into the centre for your usual bits. It's a general market in the truest sense, with a bit of everything under one stretch of street.
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There's a bit of history to it too. The market moved into the main shopping precinct back in 2003, when it became a weekly addition to the town's shopping offer. Since then, it's held its place as a midweek fixture. The organisers present it as a midweek destination for shopping, eating and supporting local businesses, and the site is dog friendly, so you can bring your four-legged companion along for the walk. It's open every Wednesday from 9:00am to 5:00pm, which gives you plenty of room to fit it in around your day, whether you're popping in for a quick bit of shopping on your lunch break or taking your time on a morning off.
