Visitors at the stalls.  Picture: Danilo -Torrisi Photography SUS-210427-102559001Visitors at the stalls.  Picture: Danilo -Torrisi Photography SUS-210427-102559001
Visitors at the stalls. Picture: Danilo -Torrisi Photography SUS-210427-102559001

30 pictures from Horsham’s new monthly vegan market

Piries Place came alive at the weekend when a monthly vegan market offering an array of plant-based and cruelty-free goodies launched in Horsham.

The piazza was abuzz with visitors on Saturday, April 24, as both vegans and non-vegans alike turned up to see what many of the stalls had to offer.

Organiser Helen Crabb, who also launched the town’s first vegan fairs in 2019 and 2020, said: “We were very pleased with our first Piries Place Vegan Market on Saturday – I think we can definitely call it a success.

“We had lots of vegans visit the market throughout the day, but equally lots of our visitors weren’t vegan but were just happy to have something a little different going on in the town.

“Many of the traders also commented on what a nice piazza it was and how well the market was suited to it.”

A range of plant based and cruelty-free items on offer included eco-friendly goods, cold savouries, cakes, vegan cheese, pies, make-up, dog treats, body care and more.

Piries Place Vegan Market will be in the piazza on the last Saturday of every month from 9am-4pm, with the next taking place on May 29.

All profits from the market go to to Holbrook Animal Rescue and Animals Asia.

“We had lots of vegans visit the market throughout the day, but equally lots of our visitors weren’t vegan but were just happy to have something a little different going on in the town.