The Neighbourgoods Market
Market · Mowbray ·
Artisan market with global food, live music, and local crafts
Artisan market with global food, live music, and local crafts
"On weekends, I can easily spend half a day at this bustling Woodstock market housed in a beautifully restored former biscuit mill, browsing a wide range of locally made crafts, jewelry, clothing, and food products." - Katie Jackson Katie Jackson Katie Jackson is a New York City-based writer who covers travel, food, and more. Her work has appeared in USA Today, The Sunday Times, Esquire, Outside, New York Post, and Travel + Leisure, among others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"On Saturdays, this market turns a former factory into a tasting room for local food, fashion, and homeware." - Paul Jebara
"A lively weekend market housed in a restored former biscuit mill in Woodstock, offering an eclectic mix of locally made crafts, jewelry, clothing, and food stalls; it’s a place where visitors can easily spend several hours sampling local flavors and shopping handmade goods." - Katie Jackson Katie Jackson Katie Jackson is a New York City-based writer who covers travel, food, and more. Her work has appeared in USA Today, The Sunday Times, Esquire, Outside, New York Post, and Travel + Leisure, among others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Neighbourgoods Market—or “that market at the Old Biscuit Mill”—is the place to be on weekends, with a lively mix of vintage clothing stalls, a well-stocked bar, and dozens of food vendors selling everything from vegan cakes to steak sandwiches big enough to feed five. It’s a touristy spot, but the live music is fun and the food is genuinely good. Plan to come early if you want to avoid the crowds that roll in by noon." - bri cave
"Neighbourgoods Market—or “that market at the Old Biscuit Mill”—is the place to be on weekends, with a lively mix of vintage clothing stalls, a well-stocked bar, and dozens of food vendors selling everything from vegan cakes to steak sandwiches big enough to feed five. It’s a touristy spot, but the live music is fun and the food is genuinely good. Plan to come early if you want to avoid the crowds that roll in by noon." - Dana Alloy