Related activity photo: Not stated by the organiser. Image from the official market organiser gallery. The photographer, date of the photo, and reuse licence are not stated; no reuse permission is claimed.
Visit the monthly Bury St Edmunds Farmers Market on The Traverse. The organiser describes a locally produced mix of bread, meat, fruit and vegetables, street food, handmade crafts and seasonal flowers. This November market is on the second Sunday of the month. Entry is free; purchases cost extra. Dogs are welcome.
Browse local food, street-food stalls, handmade crafts and seasonal flowers at The Traverse.
Related activity photo: Not stated by the organiser. Image from the official market organiser gallery. The photographer, date of the photo, and reuse licence are not stated; no reuse permission is claimed.
Visit the monthly Bury St Edmunds Farmers Market on The Traverse. The organiser describes a locally produced mix of bread, meat, fruit and vegetables, street food, handmade crafts and seasonal flowers. This November market is on the second Sunday of the month. Entry is free; purchases cost extra. Dogs are welcome.
The Traverse, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1BJ
Free entry; food, drink and market purchases cost extra. The organiser notes that parking in some town areas is free until 1pm on Sunday mornings.
You will be directed straight to the venue's official checkout. DayOutly charges zero booking fees.
Suffolk and Essex schools run half-term from 26–30 October 2026. Peak weekend slots sell out early.
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