At Dulverton Farmers Market we’re very proud to have some of the best producers in Exmoor attend our monthly markets.

Last market of 2021 will be held on Saturday 25th September – 10.00 a.m. until 2.30 p.m.!

Our producers look forward to talking to you about their produce or products. You can purchase everything form your Sunday lunch to ingredient’s for a curry. You’ll also find lobsters, fish, beef, lamb, joints and cuts of meat too such as sausages and pork from preferred supply Little Oak Farm – a James Martin favourite product. Also available to purchase are pies, pasties, cheese, cakes, jams, pickles, chillies and chilli plants.

Once you’ve stocked up, have a hot lunch or snack on the other delights available. We do have a small out door seating area. Then – we hear you say – what do we wash all the delicious food down with? Well award-winning Northmoor Gin, Secret Orchard Cider and Exe Valley Brewery, all award winners in their own right.

So thats food and drink sorted now you can spend another hour chatting to the crafts people! Paul Tuck will be demonstrating the art of basket weaving, he always brings along a selection of his items, if you cant see what you want, do ask him he can make most things! You’ll also find pottery, artwork, fantastic wildlife photography, wooden turned and carved items, Priestland Birch, Simply Hide Leather goods. Avalon Charcoal also attend, so with the BBQ season coming up then you can get locally made sustainably sourced charcoal, if thats not your thing he also sells charcoal soil improver – see your plants benefit from this organic soil improver.

Here are some of the businesses you’ll find at Dulverton Farmers Market:

Ashbys Charocal, Batch Farm Cheeses, Chris Reeson – Woodwork, Culmstock Chillies, Curry Truck, Dan the Fish, Devon Orchard, East Barrow Farm, Exmoor Distillery, Exe Valley Brewery, Hat-a-Cakes, Jude Atkins Designs, Little Mead Farm, Little Oak Farm, Nicola Mary Design, Paul Tuck, Priest land Birch, R and N Fruit and Veg, Rupert Wildlife Photography, Simply Hide, SWWLT, South West Wildlife Trust.