Popular International Spring Market makes a return to Cookstown towncentre next month

Cookstown is preparing to welcome back the popular International Spring Market this May, bringing a vibrant mix of global flavours, unique crafts, and lively entertainment to the heart of the town.

Taking place on Saturday 9 and Sunday May 10, William Street will be transformed into a bustling open-air market, with traders travelling from across Europe and beyond. Visitors can enjoy a rich variety of international cuisine, from freshly cooked street food to indulgent sweet treats, alongside a wide selection of handcrafted goods and artisan products.

Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Denise Johnston, said: “The International Spring Market is a fantastic opportunity to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of our town centre right in the heart of Mid Ulster. It’s always great to see William Street come alive with a wide range of traders and visitors coming together, creating a real buzz across Cookstown. I would encourage everyone to come along, soak up the atmosphere, and support this much-loved event.

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Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Denise Johnston pictured at the launch of International Spring Market which takes place in Cookstown on May 9-10.placeholder image
Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Denise Johnston pictured at the launch of International Spring Market which takes place in Cookstown on May 9-10.

The weekend event will also feature live music and family-friendly entertainment, ensuring there is plenty to enjoy for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re looking to sample new cuisines, pick up a unique gift, or simply spend time with family and friends, the market offers something for everyone.

Opening hours for the market are: Saturday 10am – 8pm; Sunday 11am – 5pm.

To support the safe delivery of the event, a road closure will be in place along William Street from 6.00pm on Friday, May 8 until approximately 10.00pm on Sunday May 10. The closure will run from the Orritor Street/Coagh Street junction to the Burn Road/James Street junction.

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