Market dates in December
The market will be open every Saturday up to and including 20 December 10am-2.30pm. Buy organic meat, fish, milk, cheese, bread, honey, jam, kombucha, chutney, chocolates, vegetables, fruit and hand-made gifts. We'll have Radical Tea Towels for sale on 6 and 13 December and Claytime ceramics every Saturday till 20 December.
The market will be closed on 27 December then reopen on 3 January 2026.
Every Saturday 10am to 2.30pm
St Paul's Church, Stoke Newington N16 7UE
The UK's only all-organic farmers' market happens every Saturday in Hackney. Drop by for guilt-free groceries that support small, sustainable farms almost all from within 60 miles of London. There's plenty of space to enjoy a chat with friends over a coffee and cake or freshly made gözleme.
Scroll down to see which growers and producers will be coming to the market this week.
"One of the best farmers' markets in London" - Time Out
Sign up to receive weekly email updates about the farmers' market and other goings-on in the world of food and sustainability.
Why shop at the market?
Find out how every £1 you spend at the market generates £3.70 of benefits for you, the farmers and the planet.
Who's coming on Saturday 13 December?
Click the names below to find out more about how each of our small-scale growers and makers produce food with minimal impact.
This week at the market we have guest stalls from Claytime Ceramics and Radical Tea Towels. Elspeth sells rousing, beautiful tea towels with all profits going to Phone Credit For Refugees. She has raised £3000 already this year. PC4R is a volunteer-run Facebook based organisation that provides a month’s worth of credit to people travelling or in official and unofficial camps, mainly in France, Greece, Lebanon and now also Gaza - a lifeline for people in danger. To date, they have sent out over 177,000 top-ups and raised just over £2million.
Veg and fruit
Ripple Farm Organics - rooty goodness, nourishing greens and beautiful squashes
Wild Country Organics - a huge range of seasonal veg and herbs. Check out all their peppery Asian greens.
Petersons Farm Organics - unpackaged seasonal vegetables
Pear Necessities - bountiful apples, pears and apple/pear juice - make the most of this "mast year"
Peach & Pippin - fruit, flowers, seasonal veg, plus cakes, jams, cordials, eggs
Alison's Organics - fruit and vegetables, eggs, jams, honey, chutneys, plants, hot food. Also, her wonderful hand-made ceramics
(Bore Place Market Garden will be back in June 2026. Mushroom Table will be back in autumn 2026.)
Meat and fish
Galileo Farm - chicken, beef, lamb, pork pies, sausages, eggs - tell Fabienne your Christmas orders now
Soleshare - fresh sustainably caught seafish and shellfish, smoked fish, plus (depending on availability) pates, fish cakes, ready-to-cook fillets. Come early - they sell out fast!
Hook & Son - beef
Dairy
Hook & Son - raw and pasteurised milk, butter, cream, yoghurt, ghee
Organic cheesemakers: a wide, award-winning range of organic cheesemakers from Sussex, Somerset and Scotland. Try the Sussex sheep's halloumi
Prepared foods/products:
Aston's Bakehouse - sourdough loaves, focaccia, croissants, cronuts and much more
Global Fusion - vegan cakes, fritters, gumbo and other Bajan specialities, plus their tantalisingly hot sauce
Re:Organics - refreshing kombucha, kefir and kimchi made with seasonal, organic ingredients
Eric's Honey Hydrant - local honey, baker's honey and bee-related goodies
Hatice - freshly made gözleme/börek and other Turkish treats made with market vegetables
Liemat - Tekuam Fanta cooks vegan Ethiopian and Eritrean street food, including injera (fermented bread), spicy lentils and tasty combinations of market vegetables
Niko B Chocolates - hand-made chocolates, brownies, tiffin, hot nuts and more)
Cafe and guest stalls
Growing Communities cafe: hot and cold drinks
Claytime Ceramics - not-for-proft ceramics studio in Blackstock Road and Highgate. All takings help support their skill-sharing work with schools and adults
Radical Tea Towel Company - all profits go to Phone Credit For Refugees
How to get to the market
You can easily get to Stoke Newington farmers' market by bus from Dalston (on the Windrush line and Mildmay line), Shoreditch, Stamford Hill, Tottenham, Clapton and Stoke Newington. Rectory Road station (on the Weaver line) is close by.
What 3 words location ///tasty.dizzy.firmly
Want to sell at the market?
Our farmers are all certified organic and we ask all our bakers and food producers to use organic ingredients. Check out the market rules and how to apply to sell with us.
