Farmers Market Stalls.
Wokingham Farmers Market is held one day per month which is normally the 1st Thursday of each month. More than a dozen stalls attend regularly. Only the most inclement weather would cancel out this event.
 The Old Farm Shop. The Old Farm Shop is run by Mrs. Caroline Tyler. She sells general home grown fruit and vegetables. She has attended for 4 years and comes from Harwell. |
 Neustift Dairy Goats. Derek & Erica Barton have a herd of Neustift goats which produce the substance responsible for their award winning cheeses. Attending from almost the start in early days 2000/1, they now travel down from Lyneham, near Wooton Bassett. |
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 The Honest Carrot. Rob Ross sells gluten free, vegan & vegetarian foodstuffs. He hails from Litchfield. |
 Wild Flower, Bakers Robert Steele is the proprieter of this Bakery stall based near Maidenhead. Pies, cakes & Quiches are the main produce. |
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 Bloomfield Hatch. Owned by Stephen & Joni Davies, the stall is run by regular assistants selling Hens eggs and honey. |
 Bessborough Farm: Fruit. Kevin Kay comes from Faversham in Kent. He has attended for 10 years. |
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 Brookleas Fish Farm. Tim has a trout farm in the Wantage area. He has attended Farmers Market in Wokingham ever since it began. |
 WYSIPIG Keith French is more local, from Arborfield. His produce are all pork products. Joints, sausages and bacon. |
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 Feast. Guy Chippendale. From Olney in Buckinghamshire. Serves fresh cooked take away food. |
 Sean's fresh fish. Sean is from Selsey on the Sussex coast. He sells fresh sea fish, crab, lobsters and such according to the season. |
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 Bath Cheese. |
 Blewbury Jams & Preserves. |
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 Peter Gray & the cauliflower 1. Market garden farmer, Peter Gray and a cauliflower!!! |
 spot the difference! Peter Gray and a cauliflower! |
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 CD Stall: Escutcheon Records. This is my CD Stall where CDs, cassettes and vinyl singles are for sale. I have been there for 7 years now and I am the only person with whom customers can place a special order in the entire Borough of Wokingham. Often between the flower stall & the Japanese Sushi stall. |
 Ar Bihan. Ar Bihan is a Breton language phrase which means The small place. Denis, French crepes chef and his Japanese lady partner are becoming established in the Market. |
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