Meet up with family or friends and enjoy a morning out at one of the great local street markets
Kew Village Market – 1st Sunday of the month, 10am-2pm
After a break due to Covid restrictions and amount of space on Kew Parade, Kew Market happily returns on 2 May. There will be around 40 stalls selling the finest award-winning food, beautiful crafts from luxury leather to gorgeous greetings cards. All stallholders at Kew grow or make the goods they sell. Live music from local bands. Station Parade, Kew TW9 3PZ. kewvillagemarket.org
Duck Pond Market – Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday 10.30am-4pm
An eclectic mix of food stalls, crafts and homeware. Stalls are said to be local, sustainable and have an ethical food policy. A friendly vibe and you can take your delicious lunch and walk a few steps down to the Richmond Riverside waterfront, where there plenty of places to sit and eat. Heron Square, Richmond TW9 1EP. duckpondmarket.com
Chiswick Flower Market – 1st Sunday of the month 9.30am-3.30pm
Excitingly, this relatively new flower market (last year was a bit of a set back!) is hoping to rival the East End’s famous Columbia Road Flower Market, with many of the same stallholders setting up in Chiswick. Returns 2 May. Old Market Place, Chiswick High Road, London W4 2DR (entrance on the corner of Devonshire Rd). chiswickflowermarket.com
Barnes Farmers Market – Saturday 8.30am-2pm
Fabulous food market, with a great range of stalls, selling fresh fruit and veg, organic and free-range meat, fish, luxury cheeses and bread as well as delicious home-produced bakes, cakes and meals. Parking limited nearby. Essex House Surgery, Station Road, Barnes SW13 0LW. barnesfarmersmarket.co.uk
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