Langham Village Street Market returns

Monday, 25 August 2025 09:42

Source: Langham Village Hall Facebook page

Langham Village Street Market returns today to raise money for the village hall.

The event which takes place every two years, sees around 70 stalls around the village, a grand raffle, food and refreshments at the village hall and pub and Rutland Morris dancing twice during the afternoon. There is also a display of classic vehicles and Rutland and Stamford Sound is broadcasting live from the event. Church Street is closed between Melton Road and Ashwell Road and main car parking is on Ashwell Road. The event runs between 10:00am and 3:00pm.

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