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Creake Abbey Spring Gift Fair returning to north Norfolk

The Creake Abbey Farmers' Market will return with more than 60 stalls in April <i>(Image: Creake Abbey)</i>
The Creake Abbey Farmers' Market will return with more than 60 stalls in April (Image: Creake Abbey)
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One of Norfolk's best-loved spring markets is returning this April with more than 90 stalls.

The Creake Abbey Spring Gift Fair will take over the site near Burnham Market with plenty of outdoor and indoor stalls.

On April 11, between 10am and 4pm, shoppers will be able to browse a range of metal garden sculptures, artisan jewellery, handmade soaps, soft furnishing, prints and lamps.

Clothes, accessories, pet products and plants will also be on sale.

Around 20 artisan food stalls will be at the event, selling everything from small batch beers to honey, cakes and fudge.

Six street food stands will also be at the event, including Owie’s Big Black Piggy Porkers, Bird Fried Chicken and Smash + Dash.

During the day, the on-site cafe will be open and visitors can wander across to the ruins of an Augustine Abbey that dates back to 1206.

Creake Abbey also hosts a monthly farmers' market with around 60 stalls on the first Saturday of every month for those who cannot make the spring gift fair.

There is free parking and entry.

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