Strabane Origin Farmers Market

The Strabane Origin Farmers Market is the town’s monthly stop for locally produced food, held on the last Saturday of every month at The Score Centre on Dock Road. Running from 10am to 2pm, it brings together growers, bakers and food producers from Strabane and the surrounding countryside selling directly to shoppers, in the way farmers’ markets across Tyrone and Donegal have grown over the past decade. It sits alongside the separate monthly Strabane Market at Butcher Street, giving the town two different market dates each month.

What to expect

Stalls typically cover fresh meat, seasonal vegetables, bread, milk, cheese and preserves, sourced from producers in and around the Strabane and Sperrins area rather than bought in for resale. Because it runs once a month rather than weekly, the market tends to draw a dedicated crowd of regulars who plan their shopping around the date, and the four-hour window from 10am to 2pm gives time to browse without the rush of a weekday shop. The Score Centre itself is a community and leisure venue, so the market often coincides with other activity on site. As with any small producer-led market, the exact stallholders present can vary slightly from month to month depending on the season.

Getting there

The Score Centre is on Dock Road in Strabane, within easy reach of the town centre, with parking available on site for market visitors.

While you’re in Strabane

Strabane sits on the River Mourne close to the Donegal border, with the Alley Theatre and Gray’s Printing Press among its town-centre attractions. There is more to see in Strabane and across Co. Tyrone.

Good to know

• Date: last Saturday of every month; next date Saturday, 25 July 2026
• Time: 10am to 2pm
• Venue: The Score Centre, Dock Road, Strabane
• Price: free to browse; prices set by individual producers
• Recurrence: monthly, all year round