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Tynemouth Metro Station
We have a stall every Farmers Market ( the 3rd Saturday in the month ) at Tynemouth Market, Tynemouth Metro Station.
We are on hand to help and offer advice on the different products we sell.
We now offer a refill service for the Ecover range range. We have refill available for laundry liquid, fabric conditioner and washing up liquid, so bring along your old bottles and help to do your bit for recycling. Please note: The refill service is only available at the Farmers Market.
The market its self is well worth a visit. There are all kinds of stalls ranging from antiques, books, jewellery, ceramics, greeting cards, paintings and all kinds of other goods and interesting items.
If you enjoy your food then have to pay a visit to the farmers market. There is an excellent selection of some of the best meats, vegetables and other home grown products and all of them organic and natural.
The Farmers Market is held on the 3rd Saturday of every month.
For more information about the different traders who attend the Farmers Market please have a look at the Northumbria Larder web site.
How to get there ?
- Metro: If your shopping needs are light then your best bet is to use the Metro as the market is held on both sides of the platform. For full details on how to get to Tynemouth Station please visit the Nexus Travel website.
- By Bus: There are regular bus services from North Shields and surrounding areas. Please visit the Nexus website, which contains listing of bus timetables along with Metro and Shields Ferry times. It also has a useful journey planner.
- By Car: There is parking on site but it limited and can be very busy during the Farmers Market. Get there early.
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Newcastle Quayside
For 2008 we have a stall every Sunday at the historic Newcastle Quayside Market.
We are on hand to help and offer advice on the different products we sell.
We now offer a refill service for the Ecover range. We have refill available for laundry liquid, fabric conditioner and washing up liquid, so bring along your old bottles and help to do your bit for recycling.
Please note: The refill service is here every Sunday !
Apart from the wide range of different stalls you can take a wander along the Quayside to see the famous Millennium Bridge. If you time it right you might even get to see it open, on Sunday it tends to be around midday. You can also see the Sage Building ( designed by Lord Sir Norman Foster ( or whatever title he's using today )). Don't forget the Baltic Art Gallery, the artwork is not to everyone's taste ( ours included ) but the views from the observation gallery are fantastic. Bring a camera!
How to get there ?
- Metro: Your nearest Metro station is over at Newcastle Central Station and its about 10 - 15 minutes walk. The Central Station makes an ideal point to explore the rest of Newcastle and beyond. For full details on how to get to Newcastle Central Station please visit the Nexus Travel website.
- By Bus: If its a bit far to walk from Central Station, you can always jump on the Quaylink buses. You can't miss them! Big and yellow, oh and they are electric too !
- By Car: There is ample parking around the area.
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