Fortrose Community Market
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Community Markets update
October 2022
Culbokie and North Kessock Community Markets restarted in September 2021 in their respective village Halls for the first time since March 2020, and Cromarty market restarted in April 2022. All three now take place regularly on their usual monthly schedule - Cromarty on the second Saturday in the month, Culbokie on the third and North Kessock on the last (which may be the fourth or fifth). There is currently no market in Fortrose.
The weekly outdoor markets started in April 2020 are continuing. They are held in Culbokie and North Kessock on Saturday mornings, and fish, venison, beef and chocolate are regularly available.
Payments are by contactless card.The markets will take place at:Findon Hall Car Park between 10am and 11amNorth Kessock Pier Car Park from 11.30am to 12.30pm
The most recent addition to the Black Isle Community Markets started in August 2018. From May 2019 onwards it will be re-locating to bigger premises at the Community Theatre, in the Academy complex. The market is held on the first Saturday of each month, from 10.00 to 12.30.
Those who already enjoy the local food and crafts on offer at the existing Black Isle community markets will need no introduction to this one. For those who haven't tried them, come along, buy great quality local produce, meet the suppliers, have a chat with us about what's going on, meet friends and have a cuppa.
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A stall at the first Fortrose market in August 2018
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