Artisan food, drink and craft marketplace The Yard launched its branch in Dundee this weekend and will continue to run a monthly event going forward.
A host of producers from across the region were in attendance on Saturday and Sunday to showcase their offering whether that be food, drink, gift creators or crafts.
This included Lyndsey Currie Designs, jewellery maker Lydia Quinn, Rachel Toth ceramics and, from a food and drink perspective, Fox Hat Food, Manifesto Coffee and Edna Mae Bakehouse.
The marketplace was originally launched in Perth at the end of 2019 by organiser Stine Hope, an event which attracts around 450 people and boasts 50 to 60 stalls.
The Yard Dundee will be open from noon to 8pm on Saturdays and Sundays and take place in the beer garden area of 71 Brewing, in the Blackness part of the city.
Currently there are 11 stallholders signed up, with the view to adding more at future monthly markets which are child-friendly and dog-friendly.
The next market will take place early December.
The food and drink
Georgie Taylor, of 71 Brewing, serving customers.
Coffee Waves Edinburgh.
Chris Jacobs, of Fox Hat Food.
Manifesto Coffee’s Alex MacIntyre.
Coffee Waves Edinburgh.
Ross Grattan of 71 Brewing.
From left, Ross Lamb and Chris Jacobs.
Coffee Waves Edinburgh.
Great company and even better scran
The Malones and the Farquhars enjoy a coffee.
Pulled pork with fries by Fox Hat Food.
Customers at Coffee Waves Edinburgh.
Scott and Elaine Billinness.
Customers browsing the stalls.
The craft stallholders
From left, Kayleigh Burnside and Becca Stewart of All Things Nice.
Lydia Quinn of Q95.
Helene Fraser, left, and Lauren Wimble 0f Fugly PLates.
From left, Rachel and Emmy Toth of Rachel Toth Ceramics.
