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Largs Market — Gallowgate Square — Saturday 22 August

By SHS EventsSat, 22 Aug 2026 · 10:00–16:00Add to my calendarFree entryGallowgate Square

Largs Market — Gallowgate Square, Saturday 22 August 2026, 10:00–16:00. Free to come along.

About this event

Gallowgate Square in Largs, every Saturday through the season, 10am to 4pm. Our busiest weekly market — the seaside trade is a different animal. Every Saturday, April to October. Free entry, dogs on leads welcome.

Where

Gallowgate Square

Gallowgate Square, Largs KA30 8LX

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Good to know

Free to come along

No ticket needed — just turn up. Dogs on leads welcome at all our outdoor markets.

Traders

Every stall is an independent Scottish business. No franchises, no wholesale-only, no direct selling.

Getting here

Parking is signposted from the main road. Trader vehicles are moved off site before we open.

Meet the makers

  • Ash & Clay

    Ceramics

    I make small-batch tableware fired twice in a studio in Glasgow.

    website@ashclay

  • Ash & Grain

    Woodwork

    I make small furniture from reclaimed timber finished with food-safe oil and nothing else.

    website@ashgrain

  • Auld Feast

    Street food

    I run a Polish street food kitchen — pierogi and bigos using Scotch beef and a griddle that never gets cold.

    website@auldfeast

  • Big Truck

    Street food

    I serve loaded fries and smashburgers from a converted horsebox with a proper oven in it. Full gas safety and PAT paperwork — I bring it to every event.

    website@bigtruck

  • Bothy at the Market

    Candles & home fragrance

    I make candles in salvaged whisky bottles with cotton wicks and a proper cure time. Sniff before you buy — the stall is set up for it.

    website@bothycandleco

  • Bruntsfield Store

    Preserves & chutneys

    I forage and preserve — bramble, elderflower, rowan, rosehip from fruit grown in the Clyde Valley. Tasting spoons on the stall — try before you buy.

    website@bruntsfieldstore

  • Corrie Dairy

    Cheese & dairy

    I make raw-milk cheese on my family’s farm from a herd of forty Ayrshires just outside Kilmarnock.

    website@corriedairy

  • Harris Est. 2019

    Knitwear & textiles

    I sew tweed bags and travel accessories in Scottish lambswool from a mill in the Borders.

    website@harriswool

  • Heather & Comb

    Honey & bees

    I sell raw honey, comb and beeswax wraps from about forty hives, moved with the season.

    website@heathercomb

  • Kelpie & Wick

    Candles & home fragrance

    I hand-pour candles scented with Scottish botanicals with cotton wicks and a proper cure time. Sniff before you buy — the stall is set up for it.

    website@kelpiewick

  • Kelpie Press

    Art & prints

    I paint Scottish coastline in watercolour from sketches done on the hill, not from photos.

    website@kelpiepress

  • Muirhead & Game

    Butcher & game

    I make square sausage, black pudding and haggis to a family recipe that predates the shop. Chilled display and a generator on outdoor pitches.

    website@muirheadgame

  • Rowan Gin

    Gin & whisky

    I make small-batch gin with foraged botanicals distilled in a 100-litre copper still in Alloa.

    website@rowangin

  • Skerry Distillers

    Gin & whisky

    I make a spiced rum and a coffee liqueur in batches of about 200 bottles at a time.

    website@skerrydistillers

  • Smokin’ Kitchen

    Street food

    I run a wood-fired pizza van using Scotch beef and a griddle that never gets cold.

    website@smokinkitchen

  • Wee Emporium

    Vintage & upcycled

    I restore and sell mid-century glassware sized properly, because vintage sizing lies. I take trade-ins at the stall.

    website@weeemporium

  • Wee Kitchen

    Bakery & cakes

    I bake Scottish oven scones, empire biscuits and tablet-topped brownies fresh the morning of the market, never the night before. Gluten-free options on the middle table — clearly labelled and made separately.

    website@weekitchen

  • Whin Scotland

    Knitwear & textiles

    I weave scarves and throws on a floor loom in Scottish lambswool from a mill in the Borders. Everything’s made to be worn in actual Scottish weather.

    website@whinstudio

Free entry

No ticket needed — just turn up on the day.

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