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Rossnowlagh Farmers Market is moving indoors
Rossnowlagh Farmers Market is moving indoors for the autumn and winter months.
As of this Friday, August 30, the market will be held in the Friary Hall.
“But that's not all,” a spokesperson said. “We’re also switching up our hours.”
From this Friday, the market will be held on Friday afternoons at the new time of 3pm to 6pm.
“We’ve always believed our market is about more than just great produce – it’s a place to come together as a community and so thanks to the Friary for allowing us to make use of the hall.
“So, instead of heading straight home this Friday, why not drop by? Grab a cuppa, catch up with familiar faces, and unwind before the weekend kicks off.
“We can’t wait to see you there and share some Friday afternoon vibes together.”
Rossnowlagh Farmers Market has been running in the Council Car Park since mid-June, and offers a range of high quality locally produced food and crafts.
It has been a fantastic addition to the area for locals and visitors alike, with entertainment and a range of activities for children throughout the summer.
Organisers are looking forward to welcoming its patrons to its new autumn and winter home.
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