Fresh Produce
Local fruit, vegetables and home-grown seasonal produce.
Supporting local food, growers, makers and community in the heart of Gortin. Everyone is welcome to be part of the first market and everything that follows.
Gortin Farmers Market is a community-led market bringing together local growers, producers, makers, artists and small businesses from across the Sperrins and beyond. Our aim is simple: fresh local food, beautiful handmade products and a welcoming place for people to come together.
Founded by Clare with a bigger vision: to build a network of Northern Irish farmers markets that support local enterprise, create real community connection and become sustainable through modest stall fees, donations and sponsorship.
Gortin / Owenkillew Community Centre, in the heart of the village.
Local parking information can be added here once confirmed.
A flexible market format ready for local food, crafts and community activity.
Coffee, local treats and market-day food vendors.
Come along, browse, meet local businesses and enjoy the atmosphere.
Toilets and accessibility details can be confirmed before launch.
Dog policy can be added once confirmed by the venue.
Families, visitors, community groups and supporters are all invited.

Growers, bakers, food producers, makers, artists, musicians, community organisations and small businesses are invited to apply.
The registration button is ready to connect to Clareβs Google Form, which will automatically organise applications in Google Sheets.
Register as a Vendor βSmall and accessible stall fees can be published here once confirmed.
Vendor arrival, unloading and market opening guidance can be added here.
Tables, chairs, covered areas and electricity details can be listed clearly.
Gazebo, display materials, card reader, signage, weights and stock guidance.
Simple rules help protect visitors, vendors, organisers and the venue.
A downloadable vendor PDF can be added here when finalised.
As vendors register, this section becomes a living showcase of every business attending, with photos, a short description and direct links to Instagram or Facebook.
Local fruit, vegetables and home-grown seasonal produce.
Breads, bakes, treats and artisan food made locally.
Candles, crafts, art, gifts and beautifully handmade goods.
Ask about attending, trading, volunteering, donating or sponsoring the market.