The first Saturday of the month is always a busy one in Horsforth with three popular events taking place.
Horsforth Farmers’ Market takes place at St Margaret’s School between 9am and 12.30pm. And this month there are a variety of guest stalls and music.
This month’s community guest is Cookridge and Horsforth U3A who will be based in the lower market and music this month will be provided by Richard Stirland.
As well as the regular stallholders providing a range of food and drink, there will be guest stalls from a variety of providers. Olgish Cakes, specialising in Ukrainian cakes, will be there as will Olianas Coffee.
Thistlemist Farm sell homemade soups and sauces and Yorkshire Dama cheese are local purveyors of Yorkshire halloumi. Horsforth Brewery will be there with their selection of fine ales as will Melanie’s Chocolates.
Meanwhile Horsforth Climate Action will be holding their community events in St Margarets Church and Parish Centre.
This month’s Horsforth Climate Action Saturday event is Get Growing between 2pm and 4pm in St Margaret’s Church.
There will be a seed swap, children’s art activity, a video game which explores the unseen world of soil, composting and gardening giveaways.
Next door in the Parish Centre the Repair Cafe invites people to bring their items for fixing. Taking place between 1pm and 4pm people are invited to bring all manner of items to be fixed from clothing to electronic equipment, toys to tv remotes.
Unfortunately they are unable to fix bikes due to the hall not being suitable. If you are bringing an item such as a kitchen appliance or garden equipment please ensure it is clean.
The cafe is free but if a part is required that may have to be charged for and cash and card payments are available. There will be refreshments available too while you wait.
- Check out WLD’s what’s on section for more events.
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