Community Markets

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Community markets offer a variety of locally sourced produce and handmade goods. They provide an affordable way to support local businesses while securing unique items, fresh produce, and homemade products. They're the ideal place for quality and affordability.

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Community Markets Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What do you need at a community markets day?

At a minimum, you need:

a list of all the stallholders and what they’re selling
a map of the market area
toilets and first aid facilities, and
insurance.

You might also like to provide:

entertainment, and
refreshments

What are the most popular items at markets?

Some of the most popular items include:

fresh produce
handmade goods
vintage items, and
art and crafts.

How to organise community markets?

Here are some tips on how to organise community markets:

choose a date and time that will suit both the marketgoers and the stallholders
find a suitable location for the market – it should be easily accessible and have enough space for all the stalls
advertise the market widely – use posters, flyers, social media, and local newspapers to let people know about the event
make sure you have all the necessary permits and insurance in place, and
have a plan for inclement weather – if the market is going ahead rain or shine, make sure everyone knows about it!

What are some things to consider when setting up a stall at a market?

Some things you may want to consider when setting up your stall include:

the type of goods you’re selling
how you will display your goods
whether you need any special equipment or permits
how you will take payments, and
what to do if it rains!

What are some tips for market stalls?

Here are some tips for market stalls:

Have a clear and concise message – make sure it’s easy for potential customers to understand what you’re selling.
Make your stall attractive and inviting – use eye-catching displays and signage.
Be friendly and engaging – chat with people who stop by your stall, and make sure they know you’re happy to help.
Have a plan for busy periods – make sure you’re prepared for rush hour!
Be aware of your surroundings – be aware of where your stall is located in relation to the rest of the market, and be mindful of potential hazards.

Community Markets