Open Farm Weekend at Brook Hall Estate and Gardens

Event Details

14/06/2026

Open Farm Weekend Market at Brook Hall Estate and Gardens Delivered by NNCG As part of Open Farm Weekend, NNCG is delighted to deliver a small, carefully curated market at Brook Hall Estate and Gardens, one of the North West’s most beautiful historic estates. Set within the grounds of Brook Hall, this special market offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy local food, farming focused produce, and country inspired crafts while exploring the estate and taking part in Open Farm Weekend activities. It is a relaxed, family friendly day out that celebrates farming life, rural heritage, and the connection between land, food, and community. Visitors can expect a thoughtfully selected mix of traders offering farm produce, food, crafts, and gifts that complement the setting and theme of the event. Combined with the wider Open Farm Weekend programme, it is an ideal opportunity to learn more about farming, enjoy good food, and spend time outdoors in a beautiful setting. Free entry to the market as part of Open Farm Weekend activities. Everyone welcome. Trader Information – Open Farm Weekend - Market on Sun 14th June Only Trading Information Trading hours 11am to 4pm Set up Approximately 9am to 10am Venue Outdoor market Hardstanding and grass areas Location Brook Hall Estate and Gardens 65–67 Culmore Road Londonderry BT48 8JE Pitch and Equipment Information Small market with limited space available Gazebos are available for hire Traders may use their own gazebos, provided adequate weights and anchoring are used Tables are not provided- tables available for hire Traders’ own generators are permitted Street food and barista not required. Discounts Available Young Traders Discount Benefit Recipient Discount Volunteer Discount Event Specific Trading Criteria We welcome applications from artisan and specialtiy traders selling arange of food, art and craft products but priority will be given to traders whose products align with the theme of Open Farm Weekend, including: • Farming and farming life • Farm and primary produce • Food and drink with a clear link to farming or farm origin • Art and craft inspired by rural, farming, or country living themes • Children’s products with a nature, farming, or countryside focus