Frodsham's Historic Thursday Market
Come and embrace the charm of the Thursday Market on Main Street, where your current traders have been an integral part of Frodsham's community for up to forty-five years!
'Relationships are strong, banter flourishes and customer service, quality and good value are our top priority'
The place to be
Our bustling community on popular Thursday Market days is the place to be!
From 9am until 3pm, shop for a reliable range of essentials – from fresh foodstuffs and plants, to beautiful bedding, clothing, crockery, collectible coins and so much more.
Our market 'family'
Carefully selected new starters and popular guest traders join our market 'family' to offer you the perfect combination of regular supplies and novel treats.
History of the Thursday Market
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13th century
Frodsham's Thursday Market has been a vital part of Frodsham's history since the 13th century.
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14th century
The Black Death.
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1661
After the Black Death in the 14th century, the Thursday Market was re-established in 1661, under rights granted by Charles II.
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Today
At the town's heart from 1661 to the present day, with traders who have been part of Frodsham's community for up to forty-five years. You'll find us every Thursday.
Proud of our heritage
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Proud of our heritage, we provide a sustainable range of goods from our friendly local traders.
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Our fair rent policy guarantees the best products at the best prices with the best service.
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We support many local businesses, community groups and initiatives, always eager to do 'our bit' for our thriving market town.
The Chester–Manchester railway line passes through Frodsham and the M56 motorway runs along the southeastern edge of the marsh.
Bus services from Chester, Runcorn, Ellesmere Port, Hatchmere and Northwich.
Frodsham is conveniently situated approximately halfway between Liverpool and Manchester.