Ashby Market is a staple of community life in Scunthorpe, welcoming visitors every Thursday with its array of stalls and buzzing atmosphere. Located along Ashby High Street, the market draws locals and tourists alike with its convenient access and friendly vendors.
It features fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, baked goods, clothing, tools, and seasonal products. Popular with families and bargain hunters, it’s a great place to pick up daily essentials and discover new local produce.
Food trucks and mobile cafés set up on market days, serving everything from traditional sausage rolls to international street food options. Seating areas and accessible pathways make it an easy stop for all ages.
The market is operated by North Lincolnshire Council and frequently hosts themed stalls, promotional events, and special community showcases. Traders are mostly from the region, keeping the focus on supporting local business.
Visitors can combine their trip with nearby shops and cafés on Ashby High Street, creating a relaxed and social experience each Thursday morning.
Thursdays: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Accessible
Parking
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