Easter Saturday saw the start of a series of markets bringing a range of handcrafted goods and locally produced food to towns across the borough.
The new touring market features a variety of high-quality produce made in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon borough, from gourmet treats to unique crafts, giving shoppers the opportunity to support local entrepreneurs and discover the best of what the borough has to offer.
It will next be held in Dromore on Saturday, May 24, followed by Buskfest at Banbridge on Saturday, June 14; the 7 Hills Blues Festival, Armagh on Saturday, August 2 and Portadown on Saturday, August 23.
Photographer Tony Hendron dropped by to capture some of the flavour of the market.
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Joan and Eddie Carson trying out the non-alcoholic ginger wine at the Jackson Roze stall with the help of stall holder Andrew Jackson. LM17-211. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Jemma Lee Robinson grabs a special burger from Ollie Berry of Simply Irrestible Gourmet Burgers. LM17-213. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Keeping visitors entertained with their singing at the Artisan Food & Craft Market are Dominique Mullin, left, and Natasha Doone. LM17-215. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Michael McMullan, left, and Dorothy Riordan trying to choose a pie from the stall of Mandy and Marty Brankin, back, of the Pie Shop, Moira. LM17-212. Photo: TONY HENDRON