Harringay, Haringey - So Good they named it twice!
Traders list for this Sunday's Harringay Market
So folks, it looks like it's going be a bit rainy on Sunday. But please don't let a bit of precipitation put you off coming to the market. Don your waterproofs, grab your wellies and unfurl your brolly because Jessica has assembled a fine list of traders - and we really do need your continued support.
And we want to hear your feedback, comments, pictures and your recipes - so feel free to post or Tweet us your musings. Oh and please spread the word to friends, family, neighbours and colleagues!
The condensed list for 8 July is as follows…and do take a look at our Traders page for full details of all the stalls.
Produce:Mersham Shoot, Maximus Sustainable Fishing, Perry Court Farm, Celtic Bakers, Fratelli Formaggio, Capo Caccia Fine Food, Sheila’s Plant Store
Street food:The Hungry Wolf, Alley Kat-Su Curry, B&G Food Twist, The Caribbean Chef, Big Dirty Burger, Hello Kitchen UK, A Taste of Sri Lanka, El Centro, Bánhmì11, Gloria’s Tapas, KayTea’s Cakes, Il Baretto Coffee House, Opera Ice Cream (weather permitting)
Art & crafts:Tonie Grelet, Read But Not Heard, The Big Green Bookshop, Nuvivi, Kids Club Kampala Crafts, Mussell & Skate
Pic by Sandra Roberts aka Acutogirl
Mangoozoo Kids will be around for fabulous face-painting and at B&G Food Twist children can get crafty in their interactive Cookery Corner.
And please give a warm Harringay welcome to our new traders this week – Big Dirty Burger (who are keeping Burger Bear's pitch warm), the very lovely Taslima of Read But Not Heard and Vietnamese gourmet stall Bánhmì11.
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Permalink Reply by scott m. on -
Yum - the Kat-Su chicken I had last week was amazing....
But I will have to go early - Andy Murray was made in Scotland after all!
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Permalink Reply by Inkjetpack on -
Probably worth repeating where & when this is held - in addition, don't see it listed in this sites events page?
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Permalink Reply by AntK on -
Hi there,
Sorry about that - wrongly assumed everyone knew, as we've posted a number of times. For full details, I've linked to our site in the post!
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Permalink Reply by Inkjetpack on
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I think the issue here is that on this site the market is listed under: http://www.harringayonline.com/page/local-farmers-markets rather than on the standard events calendar, I for one never normally look under this tab - if its not on the calendar most people won't know its on!
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on -
Useful feedback then, Antonia. I agree IJP that most people won't look at the market listings. Between us all we've added 15 postings on the site about the market over the past six weeks and listed the first week in events. We also had a big banner ad in the weekly mail out. Thankfully hundreds of people did get the message. Still, I'm not surprised that others didn't.
(So, Ant, a weekly listing in events then?)
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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth (Liz) on
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many thanks for including link had no idea market existed 07/07/2012
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Permalink Reply by AntK on
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We've been working to publicise on HarringayOnline for the past few weeks, alongside a poster/ leaflet campaign and social media but word-of-mouth is also a powerful medium, so do spread the word!
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Permalink Reply by Inkjetpack on
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This is all good publicity, but I would also recommend taking a leaf out of the Ally Pally Farmer's Market and putting some A frame signs either end of the road when the market is open to drive passing trade in and reassure people they're heading in the right direction.
Went for the first time today, well done for all the hard work so far!
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Permalink Reply by Jessica on -
Thanks everyone who braved the weather to come to Harringay Market today.
Please continue to visit the market and support our local traders, farmers, artists and businesses.
Jessica
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Permalink Reply by Kamila on -
I went to the Market for the first time today and took two neighbours and we ate and bought delicious food. I will definitely be visiting regularly. I really enjoyed it.
BUT some of the take away traders use non-recyclable containers such as polystyrene. PLEASE NO!!!! They CANNOT be recycled into our wheelie bins. I checked the A to Z of recyclable materials and they are an absolute NO_NO. Can someone alert the traders please that they should use the tin foil containers.
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Permalink Reply by Malcolm B on -
I think us punters should make a point of mentioning this to any offending stallholders, as the traders may respond more quickly if they know it is affecting purchasing decisions...
Meanwhile, two thumbs up to Taste of Sri Lanka. Delicious - am slowly working my way around all of the stalls, but they are the tastiest so far in my book.
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