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Scarborough Sunset Markets

Every Thursday evening in the summer season, and on Saturday afternoons during winter, head to Scarborough and enjoy a stroll through the markets where local producers have their goods on display. DJs provide the music, food trucks are bringing bites from all over the world and there's a licensed area to buy a drink if you didn't bring your own.

Address: 152 The Esplanade, Scarborough
Getting there: up and around the Amphitheatre and Clock Tower and on the beach just in front
Website: scarboroughsunsetmarkets.com (opens in a new tab)

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