Monday, 15 April 2013
OUT AND ABOUT IN GLOSSOP
The Globe in Glossop is a fabulous place to go. They serve a great selection of home cooked vegetarian and vegan food. The Globe is also a prominent music venue - they have an open house music session on a Monday night and regular concerts are held here by Glossop Violins Concerts. For more details about whats on see Glossop Violins Concerts page on Facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/124946684357252/
Saturday, 13 April 2013
Friday, 12 April 2013
ANOTHER NEW TRADER MOVES TO THE MARKET HALL
As from next Thursday we will have the pleasure of welcoming another new trader to Glossop Market Hall. Her name is Lesley Parsonage and she is joining us from Hyde market. We'll bring you lots more details and photographs next week. Until then I'd like to say a big Glossop Market welcome to Lesley from the traders and Friends of Glossop Market. We hope you'll be very happy trading with us.
LOOK WHAT'S COOKING
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| Banoffee Scones are the flavour of the month from The Lonely Scone |
Jeanie Scriven of The Lonely Scone has been busy baking for tomorrows Local Produce Market and these tasty Banoffee scones look absolutely mouth watering. They will be available alongside a whole host of other delicious flavours at Glossop Local Produce Market tomorrow. We're open from 9am until 4pm but I would urge you to get there early in case Jeanie sells out as her scones are always very popular.
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IT'S LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET TOMORROW
If you've never been before here are a few photographs to whet your appetite.
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Wednesday, 10 April 2013
THE WEEKEND STARTS TOMORROW!
As usual the Market Hall will be open tomorrow, Friday and Saturday from 9 am until 5 pm. With over 30 stalls to choose from there really is something for everyone. If you didn't get to the market hall last weekend why not come and visit our newest trader Mini Muggles for a fantastic selection of quality childrens clothes for ages 0 to 6 years.
On Friday the general outdoor market is open from 9 am until 4 pm and there are lots of bargains to be had. Billy the coal and log seller now has his own cabin which is situated opposite Adam Corballys fruit and vegetable cabin.
On Saturday the Local Produce Market runs side by side with the general outdoor market from 9 am until 4 pm. All of the produce and goods offered for sale by the Local Produce Traders is grown or made by local producers and artisans.
The Moot will also be playing for us again at Saturdays Local Produce Market and they really are a fantastic duo. Did you hear them on High Peak Radio with their new song The Market? Don't worry if you missed it, I'm sure they'll be playing it on Saturday.
All of the traders at the Glossop Market Complex really appreciate your custom and look forward to seeing you all over the next three days.
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MINI MUGGLES - FROM CONCEPT TO OPENING DAY
We have a new stall in the Market Hall called Mini Muggles. It isn't often that we get the chance to share with you how much work goes into opening a new stall so we are very lucky that the new stall holder Cat Muggleton has allowed us to use the photographs she took of the stall at every stage of it's transformation from empty stall to opening day. We're sure you will agree that she has done a fantastic job.
We asked Cat to tell us a little bit about herself and her new stall and this is what she said:-
"I have only recently moved to Glossop and having 3 young children of my own, I was stunned at the lack of clothes that are on offer locally. (Everybody seems to be wearing Next/Tesco) This inspired me to open a stall on the Indoor Market.
I want to bring expensive and stylish clothing to Glossop at a fair and competitive price, making sure the customers get a good deal every time.
At the minute I only stock age 0-6 years boys and girls with some accessories, however i have a view to stock up to age 12 in the future. (Just testing the waters..)
I also stock items sold at the former "Hand made 4u" stall (Ruth Muggleton is my Mother-in-law)
There was a lot of hard work put into getting my stall looking the way it does now, but looking back it was all worth the while. I would urge anyone to get a stall, hopefully we can get Glossop market looking beautiful."
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