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Markets

We currently oversee the management and operation of nine markets across the county. Find out where the markets are and the days and times they are held.

County Durham has a variety of markets that operate throughout the year and offer a range of products. We oversee all of the markets below, however some are managed day to day by external operators.

MarketLocationDaysTimesContacts
Barnard Castle marketMarketplace, Barnard CastleWednesday8.00am to 4.30pm

Woodleigh, Flatts Road, Barnard Castle DL12 8AA

Bishop Auckland Marketplace, Bishop AucklandThursday and Saturday8.00am to 5.00pmContact Consumer Protection
Chester-le-Street marketMarketplace, Chester-le-StreetSaturday8.00am to 5.30pmContact Consumer Protection 
Consett marketMiddle Street, ConsettThursday, Friday and Saturday8.00am to 4.00pmDerwentside Market Traders Co-operative Limited
0771 416 9208
Crook marketMarketplace, CrookTuesday and Saturday8.00am to 5.00pmNobles Promotions Limited
0191 373 0220
Durham City marketMarketplace, Durham CitySaturday9.00am to 4.00pmDurham Markets Company
0191 384 6153
Seaham marketChurch Street, SeahamFriday8.00am to 4.00pmSeaham Town Hall, Stockton Road, Seaham SR7 0HP
SpennymoorFestival Walk, SpennymoorSaturday8.00am to 4.00pmContact Consumer Protection
Stanley MarketFront Street, StanleyThursday and Saturday8.00am to 4.00pmNobles Promotions Limited
0191 373 0220

Trading at a market

To become a trader at one of Durham's markets, contact the operator.

Why trade at a market?

  • It's a low cost retail option compared to purchasing or leasing a premises
  • Network with other traders and learn from one another
  • Benefit from the footfall of local events, high streets and tourism
  • There may be incentives offered for first time traders or business start ups

Do I need a licence to be a market trader?

No, you do not need a licence to have a stall in a market.

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