Nailsea Farmers' Market trades throughout the year, except in January, on the third Saturday of each month with a variety of food, drink, craft and guest community stalls.

Every month there are more 50 stalls booked by Somerset Farmers' Market filling the High Street with activity and bustle, music and weather as they welcome farmers, food producers, craftspeople and customers!

In our slideshow we have photos from the October market with the next dates being Saturdays November 15 and December 20.

There are other market day photos from other dates in our galleries.

Setting out their stalls some months are The Plants by Ogie Placido which featured in Garden News Magazine and Karen Osborne who mans the Made For You craft stall which has had a slot on Really TV. 
The market continues to expand and is the biggest in North Somerset and beyond with many regulars returning every month.

It opens 9am-1pm, all along the High Street which will be closed to traffic all day.

At No 65 High Street there is a Q&A information desk manned by Nailsea town councillors from 10am-noon. We spot James Tonkin, Ian Presland, Graham Parson and Rod Lees.

Councillors still don't have a date for the opening of the banking hub (soon we hear) or when the Millennium clock will be back working - could be the witching hour at Halloween or when GMT is restored and all timepieces 'fall' back an hour both at the end of this month.

But the bright new livery outside No65 is almost complete just some lettering to be painted.

Nailsea in Bloom, Nailsea Musicals and Nailsea Climate Emergency community groups all had a stall this month promoting poppy and panto sales plus a save the planet message.

And Nailsea MicroPub had early doors bringing good cheer from 10am.