One of the things that Catterick Sunday Market is so well known for is the bargains! Visitors come from far and wide to get great deals on clothes, food, every day items & gifts.
I went round the market the other week to check out that day's bargains and do a bit of a price comparison so here's a selection of bargains that I found for you:
The Fruit & Veg stall - TE Liddell
Mix & Match Golden Delicious & Braeburn apples - 2 bags for £1
6 large baking taties for £1
The Pram Man
Sweet Pea Swing £85 (£165 in shops)
Quattro Tour Travel System £199 ( £259 in shops)
[includes in-car base, cosy toes, raincover and changing bag]
Crisanden Textiles
Eqyptian Cotton Bathrobes £5
SMS Vacuums
Dysons £69
Julie's Pets
WAG 2 kilos £1 (£1.99 in shops)
WAG Premium 2 kilos £1.35
Fat balls 6 pack 99p or 2 packs £1.50
Dog biscuits 400 gms £1
Princess Jewellery
Ballmania lip glosses £1 off £5.99 (£6.99 in shops)
Shanor Textiles
Bedding Sets £20
including 1 duvet cover, 1 valance, 2 pillowcases,
1 pair curtains & 1 pair tie-backs
Mish-Mash Stall
Mish-Mash Jeans (2 pairs) £30 (£50 - £70 per pair in shops)
Police Jeans £30 (£70 - £75 in shops)
So be sure to get down to Catterick Sunday Market for some serious shopping at prices way lower than the High Street. And on a Sunday too, so you're not rushing around for work or the kids!
Don't forget the Chrstingle Market every Sunday from 15 November for a fantastic Christmas Day out.
For more information, please look at www.cattericksundaymarket.co.uk
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
Monday, 26 October 2009
IT’S CHRISTINGLE TIME AT CATTERICK SUNDAY MARKET!
Need some Christmas inspiration? Yes we know it’s not even November yet but every year doesn’t it just sneak up on you and leave you scrabbling about for ideas at the last minute?
But not this year because Catterick Sunday Market is taking care of everything for you at the fabulous Christingle Market. Everything you need for Christmas – food, gifts, decorations and all without the hassle and the stress of trying to park in the town centres.
Not only that but in Catterick Market’s Big Top there’s snow, a Santa’s Grotto and a Manger for the kids, Christmassy snacks and drinks, a Sneaky Pint for the Mums and Dads and bargains for everyone!
So don’t miss the launch of Catterick Sunday Market’s Big Top and Christingle Market on Sunday 15 November between
Bring the family and the dog for a chilled out alternative to Christmas shopping, every Sunday between 15 November and Christmas.
For more information or if you’re interested in having a stall at the Christingle market, please call Lesley or
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
The Sneaky Pint Launched
The Sneaky Pint was launched on 13 September 2009 at Catterick Sunday Market.Hundreds of pints of Wensleydale Brewery's Semer Water golden ale were served at the first and only Hoop-la Bar in the country.
The restored Hoop-la fairground bingo stall had been in the family of Edward Bliss (who also trades at Catterick Market) for over 40 years and has been a popular favourite at fairgrounds across the North East.
It is a beautiful stall with the original features, canopy, lights and seats and can be seen right from the other end of the market. Even those that don't fancy a Sneaky Pint still visit to see the enchanting structure.
But most people do fancy a Sneaky Pint, particularly the Dads and husbands who feel they've shopped enough and want a sit down and a pint!
The Sneaky Pint is just one of the many unique experiences that visitors can enjoy at Catterick Sunday Market - an experience as far away from supermarket shopping as you can get!
Michael Jackson mourned at Market
Northern Echo coverage of the Michael Jackson Shrine set up at Catterick Sunday Market, the Sunday after Michael Jackson's death. Hundreds of mourning fans signed the Book of Condolences which will be returned eventually to Michael's family in the States.Rest in Peace our Jacko X
Sunday, 13 September 2009
Thursday, 3 September 2009
SNEAK A PINT AT CATTERICK SUNDAY MARKET
Come on down to Catterick Sunday Market on Sunday September 13th for a very special treat.
What – you don’t like shopping?
Well, why not let your Mum or wife do the bargain hunting while you slip off for a Sneaky Pint!
The Sneaky Pint is a traditional fairground hoop-la stall converted into a bar serving the best local brews – kicking off on Sunday September 13th with Semer Water, the renowned golden ale from Wensleydale Brewery.
The Sneaky Pint isn’t the only amazing experience you’ll have at Catterick Sunday Market. There’s always something different and interesting going on from entertainers, to burlesque girls, to Michael Jackson day.
Next up will be the Christingle Market on November 15th where there will be treats for everyone: Sneaky Pints, Mulled Wine, Coffee & Baileys, Mince Pies and Santa’s Grotto for the kids.
So come and sample a Sneaky Pint of Wensleydale beer on Sunday 13th September any time between
Don’t forget to stop by Catterick Market every Sunday, you never know what’s going to happen next!
Friday, 14 November 2008
CATTERICK MARKET SCOOPS GREEN AWARD AT WESTMINSTER
Staff and traders at Catterick Sunday Market are celebrating today after scooping the 'runner up for the North' award in the 'How Green is Your Market' competition.
The award was set up by the National Market Traders Federation in collaboration with Friends of the Earth in an attempt to encourage markets and traders to become more environmentally friendly.
Some of the green initiatives that Catterick Sunday Market has pioneered include planting a market forest of 8000 trees, setting up an onsite natural reed bed water treatment plant which treats all the waste water and sewage from the site, recycling of 60% of the markets waste, use of wind up technology instead of battery, composting of fruit and vegetable waste and re-use of plastic crates.
Market Manager Greville Worthington, is delighted with the big win. He says "we have been working extremely hard over the last 10 years to limit the environmental impact of the market. This award recognises the commitment of the staff, the traders and the customers and we intend to do even better next year!”
Greville will travel to the Houses of Parliament in London to accept the award on Thursday 20th November.
The award was set up by the National Market Traders Federation in collaboration with Friends of the Earth in an attempt to encourage markets and traders to become more environmentally friendly.
Some of the green initiatives that Catterick Sunday Market has pioneered include planting a market forest of 8000 trees, setting up an onsite natural reed bed water treatment plant which treats all the waste water and sewage from the site, recycling of 60% of the markets waste, use of wind up technology instead of battery, composting of fruit and vegetable waste and re-use of plastic crates.
Market Manager Greville Worthington, is delighted with the big win. He says "we have been working extremely hard over the last 10 years to limit the environmental impact of the market. This award recognises the commitment of the staff, the traders and the customers and we intend to do even better next year!”
Greville will travel to the Houses of Parliament in London to accept the award on Thursday 20th November.
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