MARKET NEWS
Your Community Market
The West Linton Market is held at the
West Linton Primary School located on Deanfoot Road, EH46 7EX. You can find us outdoors next to the school building..
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We would like to invite you to come to visit the West Linton Market and stock up on all your favourites.
We regularly have well over three dozen stalls to choose from - making us the largest market for miles around.
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If you're nearby, please visit!

Keep an eye out for our latest poster to get an idea of what stalls are planning on visiting! We try to have a variety of stalls each month, both old and new.
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Monthly stall information is posted around West Linton, and in the surrounding communities. For up to date information on the next market listing the products available for sale, please look for our posters or check our Facebook page.
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Note: on-site toilet facilities are usually unavailable. Public toilets are available in the village, near the clock tower.

THE VILLAGE MARKET
Local fresh food, art and wares from around our community.
Our market is held the first Saturday of the month March to December from 9:30AM until 12:30PM - weather permitting (check our Facebook page for any last minute updates).
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The Saturday markets are usually held outdoors in the car park at the West Linton Primary School, on Deanfoot Road (near the Health Centre). During June's Whipman week, the market is held on West Linton's Lower Green.
We also host a special Christmas market in late November, from 5:30pm until 8:30pm. This is held on a Thursday evening, coinciding with the "Christmas Lights Switch On" (usually on the last Thursday) and located near the Clock Tower.
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Our Market vendors sell their food, art and crafts, made or sourced from around the local area. We regularly offer a changing mixture of meats, produce, baked goods, deserts, art, crafts and more..
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We expect our vendors to sell produce and handmade products made locally at our monthly markets, advocating for KeepScotlandTheBrand and LoveLocal.Scot campaigns.
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Do you host January and February markets?
Typically the weather is not cooperative enough to host the market outdoors during these months.

