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THANK YOU once more for your comments since I first posted earlier this year. The 1st market is THIS SUNDAY at Stroud green school. Do come and please bring as many people friends family & strangers as you can drag along. We've got a good selection of stalls - some people aren't starting until next week and some can't commit in fact until later this year, so if you don't see something that I've mentione, or that you were hoping for, don't worry, just ask me (I'll be around, probably selling bags) and I'll fill you in with who's coming when & of course I'll listen to all your suggestions.
See you SUnday! Thanks again...
Ned
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There was great stalls and already quite a lot of people!
Just bought some nice cheeses, pies, meat and a few beers.
Not sure about the ugly artworks in the entrance and the birthday cards though...
Let's make sure it stays focus on food.
With a bit of music and a few more stalls it will be perfect.
Thanks a lot Ned for organising this.
Those traders who sold out early have promised to bring more next time, which means more bread & pastries, more breakfast baps, more pies, more cake. And Billy has promised to be ready at ten o'clock so there'll be no hanging around for coffee!
The farms and producers who weren't here yesterday but are definitely coming this time include: TWO fruit & veg stall (one biodyamic & one normal), fresh fish & garlic farm (who also cook amazing dumplings). These are the real farm producers who have been the most popular for years on other markets, and I think that with them it will be better as a place to come back for groceries each time.
Apart from this there will be more hot food options soon, charcuterie (probably this sunday), and I am trying to find someone talented to sell fresh pasta, along with italian delicacies like olive oil etc. (Any ideas? Has to be a small & preferably local business, especially for the pasta)
Besides the stalls the biggest difference next time will be having tables benches & chairs to sit on (I did mean this to happen yesterday just got a bit busy with other things...). I believe it could be more child & family friendly & am trying to remember the name of a face-painter I spoke to last week. What else would be nice? Balloons etc?
Please, please all of you will you come back regularly if you liked it, and please keep everyone informed that this was not a one-off party but a regular thing that will be here forever if enough people visit.
Thank you again!
Ed
Soon: which way did you come in? don't remember ugly artworks...was it the wine stall?
No big deal, just think it would be better to focus on food.
What about a bit of music for the atmosphere?