We're now in our third year of running our community markets and they really are going from strength to strength. We have a strong focus on food, so if you're a food producer or have excess garden produce from time to time, please do get in touch. Of course our markets are truly enhanced by our wonderfully talented local crafts folks who bring bright, colourful and fun arts, crafts, photographs, plants and books along - where else would you want to buy those treats and pressies?

We have several community stalls too, so there are always seeds, plants and garden produce and books and bric a brac to browse through. Our raffle is always popular and of course, there's a wee Café where you can sit, enjoy a cuppa and chat.

From July, we decided to try running our Repair Cafés at the same time as the market, so you can also bring things along to be fixed.  

We have built up various themes to support each market too which are proving very popular. These include our Garden Swap in May, Green Health in June, Plastic Free Focus in July, Gala Fun in August, Wool processing demos in September and Harvest Festival in October.

There are also various tables to help recycle, reduce, reuse things including garden, cookery and general books, bric a brac and plant, seed garden stuff sharing.

* A brilliant opportunity to sell and buy local products created in the Highlands.

* Lovely warm atmosphere. Thank you.

* They're friendly events, good atmosphere and attendance

* Thought it worked well, time and timings are ideal, nice mix of stalls. Great community spirit.

* Enjoyable markets - I like the themes

* Enjoyed the friendly atmosphere

Ruth Adams, Author

Debbie Ross, Artist and Author

The Hirsel, Farm Produce

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Carolyn Gibbs, Beautiful botanical paintings and crafts

Jan Charge, Dornoch Fine Shetland Wool

Mario Moens, Braw Scotland

White Cottage Baking Bothy

Shamrock Thistle

Seafield Game

The Baadninish Weaver