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    20

    Feb 2023

    Last Updated: 24/04/2023
    Business
    Business

    New monthly market coming to Ripley

    by Calvin Robinson Chief Reporter

    | 20 Feb, 2023
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    A Real Food Market event pictured in Ilkley.

    A new monthly food, drink and craft market is set to be held in Ripley.

    Real Food Markets, which runs events in Ilkely, will host the new venture on the last Sunday of each month from April until November.

    An additional Christmas market will be held on December 10.

    The markets will take place in Ripley Castle courtyard. Entry is free and also includes access to the grounds of the castle and the castle gardens on market days. Entry to the castle is still subject to a charge.

    Ripley Castle grounds, where the market will be held.

    Ripley Castle courtyard, where the market will be held.



    Rebecca Riordan, from Ripley Castle Estate, said:

    “We are pleased to welcome Real Markets to Ripley Castle this year. We are looking forward to the castle courtyard being full of amazing local talent and produce. 
    “We are pleased to confirm on Real Market days access to the castle’s gardens and grounds will be free of charge. 
    “Well behaved dogs on leads will also be welcomed into the courtyard, if you wish to enjoy a castle guided tour a small supplement will be charged. We have chosen to work with Real Markets because of the lovely atmosphere of their markets, and the high quality of the stallholders.”


    Lucy Allen, director of Real Markets, added: 

    “Real Markets’ remit has always been to work hard on behalf of our stallholders and the community and bring people together over great produce and fabulous products in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
    “We’re very proud of the range and quality of the stallholders at our markets and these two new venues will be wonderful opportunities for small traders to meet new customers.
    “We’re happy to hear from producers who would like to work with us and also charities and community groups local to Ripley or Grassington who would like a free space at our markets to promote their work.”





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