A great asset to the East London community, the market location of Stepney City Farm occupies a rich seam of history in East London. It is located on a site that was bombed by a V2 rocket during World War II and lay derelict until residents got together in 1979 to set up a community farm.

By 2009, the farm had fallen into disrepair and came close to closing down until local residents set up a new charity – Stepney City Farm – to restore and run the farm once more.

Our Farmers’ Market is a key part of this now thriving, working farm and provides an enjoyable and educational day out for the whole family. We are there each Saturday with fantastically tasty ingredients for the kitchen as well as prepared ready-to-eat foods.

Products include handmade cakes, bread, fresh pressed juices, meat, fruit & vegetables and more. There is also a lovely farm café for those in need of refreshment. Entry to the farm is free but donations are always welcome.