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Have Ruddy Good Day Out at Ruddington Village
Explore Ruddington's award winning independent retailers, museums, cafes, pubs, restaurants and tearooms. Discover places to visit, things to do and ways to enjoy one of the most unique villages in Nottinghamshire.
The village boasts an excellent choice of gifts, eco, fashion, home interiors and art from over 15 independent retailers, including Phoenix Flowers, The Pet Pantry, Zing Interiors, The Bottle Top, David Richards Jewellers, Debbie Bryan, Elms Butchers, Parkers Yard, Ruby Rae, Shade Bridal, Perkins Hardware, Artvine and Philo's Gifts, plus flooring from Greg Hill and kitchen showrooms Mascari Design and Wolds Kitchens & Interiors.
From the very best all-day breakfasts, homemade lunches, fine dining and Afternoon Tea to curated wines, cocktails, locally made gins and real ales all served from Ruddington's excellent foodie venues – The Ruddington Arms, The White Horse Inn, The Frame Breakers, The Grange, Parker's Yard, Debbie Bryan and the Old Bakehouse, plus Ruddington Fish Bar, Dhaka Delhi, and Ginos Ristorante, ad well as The Bottle Top, Philo's Deli, Jules Café and Jaspers.
Never short of things to do in Rudd!
Bookable experiences in Ruddington village include wine, gin and real ale tasting, yoga, comedy, live music, crafternoons and art & craft workshops and exhibitions, plus heritage talks and tours from the award-winning Framework Knitters Museum and the fascinating Village Museum located in St Peters Rooms.
The village hosts an impressive range of markets on the Village Green and The White Horse Inn, with over 100 stalls selling the very best regional food, drink, flora and gifts with live music and licensed bars.
Close by is the Nottingham Heritage Railway Museum and the 210 acre family-friendly, Rushcliffe Country Park, with skate park, trails, orienteering, table tennis and four cycle tracks.
Awards
Highly Commended - Great British Market Awards 2022
Enterprise of the Year 2021
Community Group of the Year 2019
Opening times
Ruddington Village Market, first Saturday of the month, February to November, 9am to 2pm
Ruddington Village Market's "Makers Night", annually – check social media for details
Ruddington Village Christmas Market, 3 days, up to first Saturday of December
Ruddfest annual beer festival - check social media for details
Transport links
Nottingham City no. 10 & no. 3
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