Jubilee Square Market in Maidstone runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 4pm, with 10 to 15 stalls of food, produce and gifts. Updated November 2026.

Jubilee Square Market in Maidstone town centre now trades three days a week, every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm, with around 10 to 15 stalls. Perry’s Meat is the next trader due to join.

The market opened in May 2026 and is run by Pitch Markets and Events. Its own web page lists Friday and Saturday trading; the organisers have confirmed to us that Sunday is now a market day too.

Market gazebos and a wooden food chalet in Jubilee Square, with people sitting on the stone benches beside the planters and the Town Hall clock behind
Stalls and the wooden food chalet in Jubilee Square, with the Town Hall clock behind. Photo: supplied by Pitch Markets and Events

What is on the stalls

The organisers say the stalls include:

  • Fresh produce: fruit and vegetables and flowers from Bartram’s, award-winning cheese, local honey and olives
  • Baking: homemade cakes and freshly baked treats
  • Hot food: bratwurst, Bulgarian grilled specialities, corn dogs and other street food
  • Jars: homemade chutneys
  • Shopping: handmade jewellery, gifts, and fashion and accessories for men and women
  • For dogs: treats from J&B Barkery

Pitch Markets and Events describes the family-run fruit and vegetable stall, supplied by Bartram’s Fruit and Veg, as the heart of the market. The operator says it aims to grow the farm produce on offer, with more local products and support for local farmers.

Spudbae, the loaded jacket potato seller the organisers describe as a “viral food sensation”, has also traded on the square.

J&B Barkery's white gazebo marked Handmade Dog Treats, with a chalkboard sign in front and a clothing stall next door
J&B Barkery's handmade dog treats stall, with a clothing and accessories stall beside it. Photo: supplied by Pitch Markets and Events

Perry’s Meat coming soon

“We’re building a market where people can enjoy discovering something different, support independent businesses and experience the pleasure of traditional market shopping in the heart of Maidstone,” the organisers said.

“We are looking forward to welcoming Perry’s Meat soon to the market, which will make a welcome addition to our farm produce offering.”

No start date for Perry’s Meat has been given yet.

Boxes of oranges piled high on a fruit stall, with a florist's van parked behind
Oranges on a fruit and vegetable stall at the market. Photo: supplied by Pitch Markets and Events

The market, they say, “is becoming a familiar meeting place for local residents, families and visitors, with returning favourites and new traders adding variety each week.”

A trestle table with a red gingham cloth covered in loaves, filled pastries and raspberry-topped doughnuts
Bread, pastries and doughnuts on one of the baking stalls. Photo: supplied by Pitch Markets and Events

What it means for you

The Sunday day gives a weekend option on the square in the run-up to Christmas, alongside Maidstone’s other festive dates in our Christmas shopping in Maidstone list and the Christmas markets page. Jubilee Square is also where the Christmas lights switch-on takes place on Thursday 19 November; that event is run separately by One Maidstone, not by the market.

Wrapped bouquets of white chrysanthemums, red roses and yellow flowers in green paper, with a red greengrocer's gazebo behind
Bouquets on the flower stall, with Bartram's greengrocer's gazebo behind. Photo: supplied by Pitch Markets and Events

When and where

Thanks to Pitch Markets and Events for the details and photographs.