Tavistock Pannier Market
In 1105 a Royal Charter was granted by Henry I to the monks of Tavistock to run a weekly "Pannier Market" (so called after the baskets used to carry goods)
The market is open Tuesday to Saturday inclusive from
8.00 am until 4 pm
Tavistock Pannier Market
Welcome to Tavistock Pannier Market
Open all year round
Tuesday to Saturday 8 am till 4 pm.
Admission is Free
Tuesdays Antiques, Collectibles, Bric-a-Brac and Crafted Wares.
Wednesdays A Mixed Market with a varied range of Goods and Crafted Wares.
Thursdays Mixed market of Goods and crafted wares. Maundy Thursday hosts
the Charter Market.
Fridays Orginal Charter market (dated 1105).Goods, Produce (including organic)
Saturdays
1st. Aladdins Cave
2nd. Craft Market
3rd. Mixed Market
4th. Victorian market
The market sells a wide range of Foodstuffs, Craft Items, Pet Foods, Art, Whole Foods, Cakes and Pasties, Olives, Plants, Antiques, Cheeses, Tools, Fabrics, Wools, DIY, Books..Bags, Belts, Ladies Clothing, Lingerie, Outdoor Clothing, Jewellery, Fashion Clothing .......The list goes on and on.....
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Bob the Bag
Bob the Bag
Leather Handbags Leather Belts Wallets Purses Rucksacks
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