Acocks Green village will be the place to be on Saturday 16th June when the Farmer’s Market comes to town. As well as activities for kids and stalls loaded with tempting fresh products,we are honoured to have King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys entertaining the shoppers: ‘the finest, most authentic Rhythm & Blues band ever to come from outside the USA’. Thanks go to the Business Improvement District (BID) Manager, Sandy Gianni, who has made this day happen. The Farmers Market will be a regular monthly event, so mark it on your calendar and make sure your friends and family know about the exciting developments going on in our village.

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Could you let us know who we need to contact regarding doing a stall on future dates
Many thanks Usha
Hello Usha
You can contact the Business Improvement District (BID) Manager -Sandy Gianni, who organised this Farmers Market with your query. Her direct email address is : agvbid@gmail.com
Excuse my knowledge of Acocks Green area, we do not know it that well.. Can you please write the address/location of the Farmer’s Market.
Hello Neeraj
The Farmers Market stalls will be on the service road outside opposite Holy Souls Church, around the Nat West Bank, Scope etc. Fun Day activities will be further down the village on the wide pavement by Costa Coffee etc. Hopefully you won’t be able to miss the activity if you wander down the village on Saturday. Fingers crossed for improved weather!
Lovely to see some diversity brought into Acocks Green. I love farmers markets and it helps in the fight between local shop-owners and the big supermarkets.
Hello Marie, Thanks for your positive response. Lets hope the Farmers Markets are well supported and successful. They do make a refreshing change from the big supermarkets that dominate the retail world!
Hi Ged
This is in relation to the Community Day on June 16th.
I cannot find a direct e-mail for Gianni so I hope you don’t mind me e-mailing you. Just to let you know that I run GOALDEN EVENTS in Digbeth, and we offer a unique set of attractions that appeal to the ages that have outgrown bouncy castles etc. Here is our website http://www.goaldenevents.co.uk
I assume it is too late for this year but please do keep us in mind for future events.
Thanks
Richard Smith
Hello Richard, thanks for you email, here is a direct email address for Sandy Gianni : agvbid@gmail.com
All the best
Ged Hughes
Acocks Green Neighbourhood Forum