Welcome to the Whats On Guide to Markets and Car Boot Sales

Tweedside Trading Estate Car Boot Sale takes every Sunday (except 2 weeks closure at Christmas). We’re on whatever the weather – indoor and outdoor pitches available.

Floggers can set up from around 9.30am, Early Bird Buyer entry is 50p per adult. Free admission to Buyers starts at 12 noon.

Pitch prices vary and sometimes we even offer free pitches! Give us a call or pop by and see us for a chat about what’s available

Friday 24 November 2017, 10:00 – 15:00

This free indoor market is held every Friday, from 10am to 3pm, in the Ebba Centre, Brierylaw, St Abbs, TD14 5PQ. Come along and find stalls selling local produce, locally made crafts, art, gifts and much more. Why not enjoy a tasty lunch, morning coffee or afternoon tea in the Ebba Centre’s cosy cafe? Free parking is also available at the Ebba Centre. Details of the stallholders can be found at www.st-abbs-market.com or follow us on Facebook: marketatStAbbs or Twitter@StAbbsMarket.

Bathgate Market first opened in 1974 on Fridays, then in 1995 the Saturday Market opened then later the Wednesday in 1998 and has continued 52 weeks throughout the year ever since. Although the market operates three separate days, it is very popular within the local community as each day is different from the other.

The market is located adjecent to the busy Town Centre on Whitburn Road, Bathgate, West Lothian. (sat nav – EH48 1HE), (Please do not send any correspondence to this address). easy access to and from the M8 motorway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Junction 4 or 3A depending from which direction you are travelling.

LocalMotive Markets is an exciting market that brings variety, passion, and creativity of small local businesses under one roof at Edinburgh Waverley Station, every Friday 11am – 7pm

Make Waverley Market @ Platform 2 your Friday destination for locally made as well ethically-sourced gifts, local products and tasty foods and drinks.

The Edinburgh Farmers’ Market takes place on Castle Terrace under the spectacular backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. Listed by Lloyd Grossman as one of the World’s Best Farmers’ Markets and now in it’s 17th year, we have a huge variety of fresh local produce from over 40 specialist producers. The majority of stallholders grow or rear what they sell.

On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.

Bathgate Market first opened in 1974 on Fridays, then in 1995 the Saturday Market opened then later the Wednesday in 1998 and has continued 52 weeks throughout the year ever since. Although the market operates three separate days, it is very popular within the local community as each day is different from the other.

The market is located adjecent to the busy Town Centre on Whitburn Road, Bathgate, West Lothian. (sat nav – EH48 1HE), (Please do not send any correspondence to this address). easy access to and from the M8 motorway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Junction 4 or 3A depending from which direction you are travelling.

A lively market takes place in Govan every Saturday from 10am to 3pm. It has approximately 20 stalls ranging from clothing to fresh produce. In addition to the Retail Market there is also a Car Boot Sale which operates along side the market, and is available to anyone wishing to sell second hand items and general bric a brac.The market is located around Govan Cross, Water Row and Napier Street – directly opposite Govan Underground train station and Govan Cross Shopping Centre.

Grassmarket Market, Central Reservation, Grassmarket EH1 2JR. Open Every Saturday all year round 10am to 5pm. You can park in the Castle Terrace car park, then get your discount ticket at The Olive Stall and all day parking will cost you £10.

​Leith Market Dock Place, EH6 6LU. Open Every Saturday all year round 10am to 5pm.
​First Saturday of the month plays host to Vegan Quarter as well as usual traders.

Loch Lomond Flea Market is a commercial, professional weekly selling event. We welcome trade buyers and sellers and also private sellers & buyers. Charities and fundraisers are also welcome to sell, with the usual pitch fees applied. Free entry to the public and free parking.

A Flea Market is an indoor or outdoor selling bazaar which rents out spaces to trade or private sellers wishing to sell a range of goods. They are popular in Australia, where they are called, “trash and treasure markets,” and throughout mainland Europe. The concept is thousands of years old dating back to Asian countries and proves popular today all over the world.

The Market first operated on Saturdays in 1995, then later opened on Wednesdays in April 2000, it has continued each week without a break since.

Saltcoats is a seaside town in North Ayrshire. The market is situated smack in the Town Centre on land named Kirkgate, behind “The Saltcote” (pub). Depending from which way you travel, from Glasgow follow A77 for Kilmarknock then A71 onto A78 (sat – nav KA21 5DT).

The Barras is world famous, and well known as the market place to purchase a bargain in the East End of Glasgow.
The Barras Market is a mixture of street markets, indoor markets, shops and pubs. Just about anything can be purchased at the Barras, with items ranging from antiques to a pair of work boots! The Barras is also home to the Barrowland Ballroom.

We advise that you check these details are up to date before planning a visit.

Kelso Car Boot sale takes place on Sundays from Jan to Dec, weather dependant.
Opens at 8.00am-1pm

Seller fee £5.00 for cars £10 for vans.
Free Entry

CENTRAL SCOTLAND BIGGEST AND BUSIEST CAR BOOT SALE!

Bring your unwanted items down to the boot sale and EARN YOURSELF SOME EXTRA CASH!

Sellers arrive from 7.30am , No need to book – Just Turn up on the Day! – Table and rail hire available.

Ayr Market & Car Boot Every Sunday

Ayr market and car boot is a very popular market, not only with the local community but for those thousands of visitors who flock to the Racecourse. Spook Erection first operated the market in 1997 and has continued on each week since.

The market is situated within the ground of Ayr Racecourse, Whitletts Road, Ayr, (sat – nav KA8 0JE) (Please do not send correspondence to this address). How to get there:- From Glasgow take the M8 then the A77. From the South take the A74, A70, A713 onto the A77 into Ayr. The Market is just outside Ayr and easily accessible via the dual carriageway, or follow the numerous signs for the Racecourse.

See you then at Ayr market and car boot is a very popular market, not only with the local community but for those thousands of visitors who flock to the Racecourse. Spook Erection first operated the market in 1997 and has continued on each week since.
The market is situated within the ground of Ayr Racecourse, Whitletts Road, Ayr, (sat – nav KA8 0JE) (Please do not send correspondence to this address). How to get there:- From Glasgow take the M8 then the A77. From the South take the A74, A70, A713 onto the A77 into Ayr.

The site is all hard standing. It is complimented by its large car parks.  There are good toilet facilities and traders water available. We do not restrict any number of lines. All welcome.
The market takes place every Sunday between the hours of 9.30 am and 4.00 pm, but is very popular with car booters earlyer.  To obtain a trading position simply turn up on site, as early as possible, and join our casual queue, there you will be allocated a position (vans on) by the market superintendent on a first come first served basis.  Our staff will be on site 3 hours prior to the advertised opening hours.  The cost of pitches will vary depending upon frontage occupied so it is advisable that you contact the office for updated information. Spook Erection advertise 52 weeks a year in the popular South Ayrshire Media Service Publication.
The ground stands in the beautiful countryside of Ayrshire and is home to the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup.  The market operates all year round, with the exception of one or two weeks when race meetings are held on a sunday or if Christmas or New Year fall on that day.  Ayr is a resort on the Firth of Clyde at the mouth of the river Ayr and is a very popular tourist area, especially with the Irish.
(IMPORTANT INFORMATION) If you wish to trade on the market with a childrens ride, inflatables etc. prior to trading you must contact the head Office and provide an up-to-date Public Liability Certificate. Subject to space availability.
For any food vendors or caterers only.  It must be noted that the Local Authority require checks to be carried out before you are allowed to trade at this venue. You can contact Ayrshire Council direct or our head office for advice.  (01768895032) Please do not just turn up without being passed as you will not be able to trade.
To download an application for approval to trade click here. The completed form should be sent to South Ayrshire Council (Address on form). ust outside Ayr and easily accessible via the dual carriageway, or follow the numerous signs for the Racecourse

On the first and third Sunday of every month we welcome the Loch Lomond Farmers’ Market to our beautiful area. With fresh and local produce piled high on every stall you really must come along.

Our producers vary dependant on the seasonal availability of their products, but at most Markets you will find fresh cheese, home-baked breads and cakes, seasonal vegetables, chutneys and oils, freshly baked pies, fresh meats and fabulous smoked fish.

Stockbridge Market, Saunders Street EH3 6TQ. The first of our family of markets, started in 2011. Open Every Sunday all year round 10am to 5pm. A great day out for all the family.

The Barras is world famous, and well known as the market place to purchase a bargain in the East End of Glasgow.
The Barras Market is a mixture of street markets, indoor markets, shops and pubs. Just about anything can be purchased at the Barras, with items ranging from antiques to a pair of work boots! The Barras is also home to the Barrowland Ballroom.

Bathgate Market first opened in 1974 on Fridays, then in 1995 the Saturday Market opened then later the Wednesday in 1998 and has continued 52 weeks throughout the year ever since. Although the market operates three separate days, it is very popular within the local community as each day is different from the other.

The market is located adjecent to the busy Town Centre on Whitburn Road, Bathgate, West Lothian. (sat nav – EH48 1HE), (Please do not send any correspondence to this address). easy access to and from the M8 motorway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Junction 4 or 3A depending from which direction you are travelling.

The Market first operated on Saturdays in 1995, then later opened on Wednesdays in April 2000, it has continued each week without a break since.

Saltcoats is a seaside town in North Ayrshire. The market is situated smack in the Town Centre on land named Kirkgate, behind “The Saltcote” (pub). Depending from which way you travel, from Glasgow follow A77 for Kilmarknock then A71 onto A78 (sat – nav KA21 5DT).

The Market first operated on Saturdays in 1995, then later opened on Wednesdays in April 2000, it has continued each week without a break since.
Saltcoats is a seaside town in North Ayrshire. The market is situated smack in the Town Centre on land named Kirkgate, behind “The Saltcote” (pub). Depending from which way you travel, from Glasgow follow A77 for Kilmarknock then A71 onto A78 (sat – nav KA21 5DT).

To obtain a trading position on this market, simply turn up on the day, as early as possible, and join the casual queue. Empty pitches are allocated by the market superintendent on a first come, first serve basis. The cost of pitches vary so please call our office for up-to-date information.
The site is all hard standing with vans on and toilet facilities on site. Electric is available next to the toilets, however a small charge is levied. The site sits right in the middle of a busy town centre and a superstore, next to a church, for those wishing to “send messages” to “their father”.
The title of Saltcoats comes from its history as a salt mining town, and its shortened form of ‘The Salt Workers’ Cottages”. Saltcoats is situated alongside Ardrossan with its popular harbour and both are great tourist destinations. e market is advertised 52 weeks per year, in the popular Ayrshire Media Service Publication.

Cowdenbeath Market and Car Boot first opened in April 2000, it is situated smack in the Town Centre just off the high street at the Football Club. We even have our own traffic wardens directing traffic, but nothing to worry about due to our three large “Free” Car Parks. All hardstanding with vans on. Cowdenbeath is set in a burgh in South Western Fife, Scotland, off the M90 Junction 3 along the A92, then the first slip road.(sat – nav KY4 9NP) (Please do not send any correspondence to this address). Cowdenbeath has a population of approximately 12, 000.
The market has plenty of “Free” parking, toilets and traders water are available on site, we regularly advertise on “Kingdom Radio”
We do not restrict the number of lines. All welcome.

To obtain a trading position simply turn up at the market site, as early as possible, and join the casual queue. Empty pitches are allocated by the market superintendent on duty on a first come, first served basis. The cost of pitches varies therefore it is advisable to check with us before attending the market