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  1. Bangor Market sign
    Bangor market has been a tradition for many years and the go to for local fresh produce. Situated in ASDA car park every Wednesday from 8am to 1pm with stalls offering a wide selection of the fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh local fish, seasonal plants and shrubs to name but a few.
    1. 6 Dec 2023
    2. 13 Dec 2023
    3. 20 Dec 2023
    4. 25 Oct 2024
  2. An image of Ards Arts Centre, the old Town Hall, which is the backdrop to the weekly market in Conway Square
    A weekly market catering for all your needs, every Saturday.
    1. 9 Dec 2023
    2. 16 Dec 2023
    3. 23 Dec 2023
  3. Photo of a busy vegetable stall in the market
    There are over 24 regular traders selling artisan food and plants. The range includes breads, cheeses, vegetables, fruit, cakes, tarts, eggs, olives, jams, chutneys, fish, dry cured bacon, sausages, flowers, chocolate, sauces, and oils.
    1. Portaferry's Market on the Square
      Portaferry's Market on the Square takes place on the first Saturday each month between April and December. The Portaferry area has a wealth of talented and creative people so call down to the newly restored 18th century Market House and treat yourself to some great locally produced artisan food and arts and crafts.
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