Tuesday-Saturday
8.00am-5.00pm
Sundays (Farmers market)
10am-2pm
Dating from 1885, the market is the longest outdoor street market in Europe and spans roughly a kilometre of Walthamstow High Street. Stalls sell an array of food, clothes, and household goods and are complemented by a wide variety of cafes and restaurants selling everything from Caribbean cuisine to traditional Cockney fare like pie and mash or jellied eels.
The market is held between Cleveland Park Avenue and Pretoria Avenue on the High Street, Walthamstow E17 within easy reach of both underground and main line rail services to Walthamstow Central/St James stations and local bus services.
Walthamstow farmers market
The Walthamstow Farmers Market, next to next to the Town Square and the Mall is run by the London Farmers' Markets takes place every Sunday on Walthamstow High Street, next to the Town Square and the Mall, between 10am and 2pm
Items including fresh bread, free range eggs, organic vegetables, cheese, poultry, succulent cooked sausages and plants are all on sale.
Travel directions
The market can easily be reached by train or tube (Walthamstow Central) and by the numerous bus routes that travel through or terminate at the bus station next to the town square, including the 34, 97, W19, 215, 230 and 212
Transport for London journey planner
Trader information
Currently only casual trader licences are being issued to trade in the market and you should contact the Street Trading Section, as listed below, if you are interested in obtaining such a licence. Preference will be given to traders who do not intend to sell Greengrocery, Women’s Outer Clothing (regardless of type) or Men’s Outer Clothing (regardless of type) as there is currently sufficient provision of these commodities.
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