Ruddington Village Market
Ruddington’s new Village Market is a collaboration between The Ruddington Village Centre Partnership and The White Horse Inn.
FOOD STALLS:
The Black Cat Café
Offering 6″ sausage rolls and scotch eggs with fillings such as black pudding, veggie haggis and veggie Bombay potato.
Split Screen Coffee
Serving the finest coffee, homemade bakes and their signature coffee beans from their show stopper VW Camper Van.
Ruddington Village Butchers
Speciality cheeses and sausages from the legendary Ruddington Village Butchers.
Sue’s Sweetie Boutique stall
Sweetie Boutique
Pick ‘n ‘mix, sweet trees and sweet cones from Ruddington’s Sweetie Boutique.
The Jam Lady
Jam, pickles and marmalade from the Jam Lady.
Doughnotts
Handmade doughnuts from Doughnotts.
Beeston Brownie Company
Gourmet chocolate brownies from the Beeston Brownie Company.
Isle Home and Garden
Kitchen essentials from responsibly sourced English hardwoods by Isle Home and Garden.
Cocoa-Bake
Handmade chocolates and cakes from Cocoa-Bake.
Peckish Artisan Kitchen
Flavoursome savoury and sweet bakes from the Peckish Artisan Kitchen.
Turners Bakery
Traditional and modern breads such as rye, spelt and corn from Turners Quality Bakers.
Brockleby’s Pies
Food with provenance.
Fresh Fruit & Vegetables
Fresh fruit and vegetables to set you up for the week.
CRAFT STALLS:
Bespoke Jewellery by Charlotte for all of life’s occasions.
Handmade hair accessories, tote bags and children’s dresses and skirts from Little Miss Mint Cakes.
CHARITY STALL:
The Mustard Seed Project
Find out about Ruddington charity The Mustard Seed Project’s activities at their stall.
Veteran radio presenter and RUDDINGTON.info editorGraham Wright will also be there – providing some occasional, onsite announcements.
After a brilliant start in February, this is only the second appearance of a hopefully permanent, monthly Village Market. Therefore organisers are hoping it will continue to be well supported by residents and visitors alike, to enable it to thrive and grow. Read more >>HEREHEREHEREHERE