Welcome to Elham Farmers' Market in Kent

NEXT MARKET: CHRISTMAS, SUNDAY, 13 December, 11am - 2pm, Village Square and St Mary's Church

ELHAM SUMMER FOOD & CRAFT FESTIVAL HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Our picturesque village square is the perfect backdrop for our food and drink vendors and our beautiful church makes the ideal setting for our craft and gift traders. The Chancel Cafe in the Church is always very popular, serving tea, coffee, soup, sandwiches and ploughman's lunches.

We hope to see you there!

In the meantime, if you'd like a stall, please email julie.woodgate@yahoo.co.uk

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

******************************************* You can find a list of regular producers on our Producers' page.

If you want some inspiration about what to cook, the BBC website is just one site that has a host of recipe suggestions. For other ideas, look up our own market recipes here.

Friends of Elham Food Festival

The Food Festival is a not-for-profit organisation run by a management committee of volunteers representing different village organisations. We hold it twice a year in winter and summer. The committee and other volunteers help with a number of tasks on market days, but we always need more Friends of Elham Food Festival to take a turn at putting up the bunting and help set up and take down the gazebos. Come and join us and make new friends.

Contact the market manager, Julie Woodgate on t: 07756 087935 for more details.

Elham Food Festival - delicious, nutritious and on your doorstep

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Folkestone-born celebrity chef Phil Vickery has been a supporter of Elham Farmers’ Market from the start, not only because of his local connection when he worked at the Rose and Crown in Elham, but also because he is passionate about English cooking, seasonality and regional food.

In his latest message of support, Phil said: "I am delighted that the market has been such a success so far and will now become a permanent feature in Elham. Congratulations to the local producers for providing such a range of high quality goods, and to your shoppers for recognising and appreciating the value of good seasonal local food, produced by people who care."