Looking for a unique festive experience to pop and visit this Christmas? Then Yummy Yorkshire Christmas market with over 80 pop-up independent traders and amazing street food might just be the ticket.
The award-winning artisan ice cream producers and restaurants, Yummy Yorkshire, can be found on Delph House Farm near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire and is known for putting together fantastic events. So, we were very excited to find out that they’ll be putting on events in their barn each weekend packed full of talented independent artists, creatives and makers! And every weekend we’ll add a whole second barn of ‘pop-up’ traders
Starting this Friday 18th November, you can join Yummy Yorkshire Christmas market as it invites street food traders Bao Bros & Spud Bros along with their tasty food choices. Award-winning Bao Bros street food serves up delicious bao buns and dirty fries. Love cheese? Love chips? Then Spud Bros poutine is just for just cheesy chips covered in gravy is the order of the day and we can’t wait.
If that isn’t enough DJ FlatCap will be spinning some disco tunes on the night as well to help you burn off those calories for a one-night-only event like no other. The event goes on from 6pm to 9pm this Friday.
The Yummy Yorkshire Christmas market will run from Friday 18th November to Friday 23rd December with a range of creators each weekend and some other traders that will be their throughout the week selling you festive goodies that are great unique gifts for Christmas this year.
There will be items such as candles, small batch gins, jewellery, handmade Christma decorations, artisan foods and much more.
The market will be open daily from 10am to 4pm. Make sure you visit and try the ice cream. They boast rotating flavours available by tub, waffle and cone, the parlour has experimented with some incredible flavours – including Yorkshire Parkin, Jaffa Cake, Rhubarb Ripple and one that’s previously caught my eye, the Dime Bar. And that’s just at the parlour.
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