Artisan market returns this weekend in the grounds of Doncaster Corn Exchange
and live on Freeview channel 276
The market will take place outdoors in the grounds of the Corn Exchange and Wool Market in the town centre and everyone is hoping for another great weekend of sunshine to encourage lots of people to come along and visit all the stalls.
The market has been running for four months and is a welcome addition to the indoor market that takes place each week.
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Not only are there products to buy but street food vendors, selling hot and cold food, with a range of breakfast and lunch options.
Also, live entertainment at a variety of their markets to keep customers entertained as they shop.
Some of the businesses joining the amazing line up of traders this Saturday include ME England with a selection of alternative remedies, natural sleep aids, wellbeing products and skincare suitable for all ages, StiltWalkers Stuff who create infused glass products inspired by the Yorkshire Dales, Origin with their beautiful handmade wire wrapped crystal jewellery and wide range of crystals for all occasions.
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Hide AdThey will also be joined by Cookie Dough 2 Go who supply premade cookie dough, all you need to do is cut, pop in the oven and you’ll have delicious cookies to enjoy with your
afternoon tea and Evercraft Barrel Furniture who specialise in restoring barrels and creating everything you might need from wine racks to bars and tables.
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