Markets
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Come to Perth City Centre and visit the markets on King Edward Street. |
| Perth Farmers’ Market | |||
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The monthly Perth Farmers’ Market was the first farmers’ market of its kind to set up in Scotland, and has pioneered the movement to sell Scottish farm produce direct from the farmer to the consumer. Choose from the great range of produce available, from venison and vegetables, wild boar and baking or organic products. The first Saturday of each month 9am – 2pm More information and full details online at |
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| Continental Market |
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Visitors to the market can sample the finest of Continental fare ranging from fruit and vegetables and tasty crepes to flavoursome wines and cheeses – all available from the Continental Market’s European stallholders. But it’s not just the delicious smells of bread that will tantalise your taste buds, the aroma of perfume and leather goods will be wafting around the market, inviting you to investigate further. Date of Next Market: tbc |
| Gardeners' Market |
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Green fingered visitors will be spoilt for choce at the array of garden accessories and bedding plants on display. Take your time to wander around the colourful market, be inspired by the floral displays, breathe in the perfume and return to the sanctuary of your own garden with your plants and ideas. Date of Next Market: tbc |
| Art on the River, Tay Street, Perth | |||
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Take a stroll along Perth's scenic Tay Street and be inspired by the works of local artists as they display their paintings, drawings and original prints. Stop awhile and marvel at the artists hard at work at their easel. As part of Perth Art Trail, your art appreciation can be continued by visiting the Museum, Fergusson Gallery and local galleries in the city centre. Date of Exhibition: tbc |
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| Craft Market | |||
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Choose from the fantastic array of Scottish crafts, many locally made. With around 30 stalls offering the likes of jewellery, glassware, paintings, textiles, sweets and local liquors and wines you are sure to find that special and unusual something for your home, garden or yourself. Date of Next Markets: Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th November, Sunday 16th December 2007 |
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