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Presteigne Local Food Market takes place from 90:00 to 12:30 on the first Saturday each month.
The market prides itself on fresh and local produce, from meats to baked goods, veg and so much more!
With over 20 stalls displaying a wonderful range of artisan produce from this area. And dont forget the Community Cafe where you can relax with friends for Fairtrade coffee, tea and home made cakes.
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