
Traders and local residents have praised Stockport Market in recent articles about the market by the Manchester Evening News and BBC News.
The Market Hall is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and as a testament to its success is currently fully occupied by a range of traders.
The market is further boosted with the popular events including monthly ‘Foodie Fridays’ and the Maker’s Market, which takes place on the second Saturday of every month.
Cllr Mark Hunter, Leader of Stockport Council, said:
“Stockport Market sits pride of place as one of our town’s most cherished destinations—attracting visitors, residents, and businesses alike. At a time when markets elsewhere are closing, Stockport’s is thriving, and that’s thanks to our traders, shoppers and community who continue to support independent businesses.
“With growing footfall (above pre-covid levels), a fantastic mix of 37 independent businesses, and national recognition as Britain’s Best Small Indoor Market in 2023. It’s a place full of history, character, and community spirit, and we know just how much it means to the people of Stockport.
“We’re always listening to feedback from our traders and shoppers, and we continue to work closely with our traders to make sure the market remains a vibrant and successful part of Stockport’s town centre.
“With our £1bn town centre regeneration well underway, Stockport Market is at the heart of our plans—offering something unique that brings people together and supports the local economy. We’ll continue working with traders to build on this success and ensure the market remains a key part of Stockport’s identity for years to come.”