The start of another month can only mean one thing, The Grove in Ilkley lined with local and speciality traders for Sunday’s Real Markets.
Free to attend, the market takes place between 10am and 3pm on Sunday 1st September.
The community stall on Sunday will be Ilkley Literature Festival, tickets for the 2024 festival went on sale this week, a spokesperson for Real Markets said:
“The Lit Fest will be with us this Sunday sharing information of this year’s festival taking place 4 – 20 October. Pop by to book your tickets, talk about your favourite authors or browse their book collection, books available to take for a small donation.”
For details of Sunday’s traders keep an eye on the Real Markets Facebook and Instagram.
Real Markets is on The Grove the first Sunday of each month [excluding January] between 10am and 3pm.

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