If you want to sample some local produce during your visit, you will find a range of foodie events taking place across the county.
The Lincoln Farmers' Market, held every third Saturday at Castle Hill, has been a beloved fixture in the city for over two decades. Accredited by the National Association of Farmers Markets, it features 22 stallholders offering a variety of high-quality produce, including artisanal cheeses, organic breads, fresh fruits, and vegetables. This market is renowned for its commitment to showcasing the best of local farming and craftsmanship.
Additionally, the Burton Road Farmers' Market takes place on the fourth Saturday of each month at All Saints Church, highlighting local favourites like Bread & Cheese and Inkpot Farm. This market provides a wonderful opportunity to explore a curated selection of fresh, locally produced goods - and meet the makers behind them.
In the city centre, the recently revitalised Cornhill Market merges contemporary facilities with traditional charm. A hub of small businesses, you will find a plethora of local independents here, offering everything from Spanish empanadas to Italian gelato.
The market towns surrounding Lincoln also boast a full schedule of foodie events, with seasonal markets taking place throughout the year. Gainsborough, Sleaford and Stamford all host monthly farmers' markets, as do a number of towns in the Wolds.
Lincolnshire's food markets are not just about shopping; they embody the city’s dedication to supporting local producers and artisans. Whether you’re local to the area, or just visiting, these markets offer the opportunity to sample the finest Lincolnshire produce. You may even discover your new favourite business!
