Little Waltham's Food & Craft Market

First Saturday Every Month 10am - 1pm
Tufnell Hall, The Street AMPLE FREE PARKING!

Our Wonderful Market is run by the stallholders who are all local. Our ethos is to support local businesses and to provide our customers with quality locally grown or produced food and crafts.

Dates for 2013:

6 July
7 Sept
5 Oct
2 Nov
7 Dec

Twitter: https://twitter.com/LWMarket

What's For Sale*:
Vintage CAFE
Locally Homemade Cakes by Helen
Sabrina our Italian chef
Handmade Soaps by Lynne from Soapbox
Christine's Hand Crafted Chocolate
Funky Kids bunting, shoes, cushions & more
Vintage Tea-Cups from Little Waltham
Upholstery from Little Waltham
Plants & Flowers from Great Waltham
Licensed Game, Meat, Chicken, Sausages
Brick House Produce - rarebreed pig & homemade chutney & jams
Honey & Candles from Great Leighs
Hand made Clothes from Little Waltham
Beautiful Silver Finger Print Hand Crafted Jewellery from Braintree
Richard from 'Simon The Pie Man' - supplies to Fortnum & Mason and Harrods!
Cheese by Richard
Local Artist - Studio at Hylands House and demonstrates at Hobbycraft
Regular Children's ART competitions to win Hobby Craft Hampers !
Fairy Doors by Sarah from Little Waltham
Fudge by Tracey
Salami from Forrest Foods
Stunning jewellery by Clare
Wonderful glass plates & bowls
Michelle Rees Photography Gift Cards & Prints
and so much more!

*Not every stall holder will be able to attend every month's market

History:

Lt Waltham is a pretty little village north of Chelmsford that no longer has any shops. For at least the last 10yrs there has been a monthly village craft fair/market where local crafters, cake makers, plant growers and vegetable growers come to sell their wares to the villagers.

In 2009 the market moved from the hall in Market Hill to the Little Waltham URC, The Street. In January 2011, a local breadmaker Richard Morris took over organising the event from Joy (our hand knitted and cake lady) and enlisted help to promote and run the montly market from the other stall holders.
We are very sad to announce that Richard sadly passed away in July 2012 and the running of the market has been taken over by fellow stallholders to continue expanding the market which was his vision.

Therefore from Sat 1st September 2012 we moved to a larger hall as our market demanded the space!

If you fancy joining our team, let us know by sending us a message.

If you want to pop along to see these stalls for yourself then we'll see you next month!