Bridge Farmers Market — Farmers' Market in Canterbury

You can find the Bridge Farmers Market on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 9:00am to noon at Red Lion Inn, 73 High St., Bridge, Canterbury CT4 5LA. Just outside the city, it runs as a weekly outdoor market in natural light with simple stalls focused on local produce. The standout item is Preston's Forstal Marsh Apple Juice, made from apples grown just outside Kent. Locals go early to grab fresh groceries or try drinks like local cider and perry before crowds build. It’s one of Canterbury’s regular stops for seasonal food in an accessible setting.

About The Venue

The Bridge Farmers Market launched in 2010 as a consistent outdoor market serving residents across Kent and nearby areas. Located on High Street within the historic neighbourhood of Bridge, it operates without formal structure or indoor space. The sensory profile reflects an open-air environment with natural lighting and minimal decor, stalls are straightforward setups focused only on what’s for sale. This format supports direct contact between producers and shoppers while maintaining a low-impact atmosphere rooted in community tradition.

Typical Experiences

Every second and fourth Saturday from 9:00am to noon, the Bridge Farmers Market offers residents of Canterbury and surrounding areas an easy way to shop fresh, local produce. The hero item is Preston's Forstal Marsh Apple Juice, while the market also supports real cider and perry through CAMRA’s campaign. A key feature is the Zero Waste Refillable Van, which reduces landfill waste by offering reusable packaging across stalls. Visitors typically arrive early for quick grocery runs, chat with fellow shoppers, or sample seasonal drinks before midday.

Notable Features

  • Apple Juice from Local Orchard
  • Zero Waste Refillable Van
  • Local Cider & Perry Campaign Supporter
  • Local vendor stalls
  • Weekly Saturday market

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in March 2026.