Portobello Market

Portobello Market com­pli­ments Portobello’s already vibrant and thriv­ing High Street, selling local and organic fruit, veg, meat, fish, bak­ing, and more.  Although food is the core of the mar­ket, we also include a selec­tion of local crafts and other organic products.

Handful of leeksThe mar­ket is held in Brighton Park, just 5 minutes walk from Portobello High Street and all the fant­astic shops and amen­it­ies there.  You can find your way to the mar­ket with this MAP.

Markets are held on the first Saturday of every month, start­ing at 9.30am and clos­ing at 1.30pm. Dates are given below. Click on those with links to view details of stall­hold­ers and pro­duce available.

Please con­tact us if there is some­thing spe­cific that you would like to see at the market.

If you are inter­ested in hav­ing a stall, please visit our stall­hold­ers page for more inform­a­tion and con­tact details.

Following a couple of enquir­ies we have tried to answer the ques­tion Does organic food costs me more?

PEDAL began Portobello Market with fund­ing to run trial mar­kets over five months from September 2010. These proved to be a huge suc­cess. The mar­ket is now run by a pro­fes­sional mar­ket oper­ator  —  Market Craft — who  provide stalls, organ­ise stall book­ings, and ensure the mar­ket com­plies with all rel­ev­ant legislation. PEDAL remains the licenses holder and over­sees the smooth oper­a­tion and ongo­ing devel­op­ment of the mar­ket through a volun­teer Market Group. Click on the link to find out more or get involved.

Find out more about the aims of Portobello Market.

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  4. sarah fairbrother

    Hello
    I am inter­ested in find­ing out about grow­ing pro­duce loc­ally on dis­used land. I have tried email­ing the grow­ing link but it appears not to be work­ing. Can you tell me where I can find out more inform­a­tion and how I can make my interest known to the group?
    Thanks

    • Hi there Sarah,

      Your query should have come through to me — we’ll need to look and see if the link is broken. I also get the info@pedal-porty.org.uk emails. Could you email me through that so I’ve got your con­tact details and I’ll do my best to help.

      Cheers, Eva

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  8. Has the mar­ket fin­ished? Why no dates after 5th Feb?

    • Hi Stuart,

      Am happy to say the mar­ket will be con­tinu­ing on the first Saturday of every month form here on. The first five mar­kets — September to February — were pilots to see if the thing would work. And it has. So we have now con­trac­ted a pro­fes­sional mar­ket organ­iser — Market Craft — to run things on the day. PEDAL will remain the license holder and will there­fore have final say on the type/range of pro­duce on sale.

      The next mar­ket will be on Saturday 5th March.

      Thanks for your interest,

      Tom

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  10. I am inter­ested in hav­ing a stall for tom­morow, can you please email me and let me know if I can come along at 9.45am, pay you and set up, are you expect­ing it to be busy, have you done much advertising?

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