Stockbridge Market in Edinburgh has released new dates for when they will re-open with strict new social distancing measures in place.
The market has revealed that they will re-open their doors for the first time since the peak of the pandemic on 5 July, and they have also released a string of further dates.
It comes as Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that all outdoor markets can re-open for 29 June (today onwards).
The market will also be open on 12th July 2020 and 19th July 2020 and have confirmed 23 further Sunday dates online.
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There will be a "new socially distanced setup" which means "fewer stalls, an entrance and exit, no hot food, no crafts, shopping only."
A statement online reads: "Our Market continues to bring lots of quality foodstuffs, so whether you’re looking for something special for supper, a continental style lunch, or planning a dinner party – the Stockbridge Market will have some new produce for you to try.
"How about some olives as an aperitif, quality meat,fish or game with locally grown vegetables, followed by a selection of French cheeses and nutty brown bread, and finish things off with some traditional crepe suzettes or 'latest craze' macaroons or home baked cakes.
"Our passionate small traders not only explain how to cook and serve your choices – they also have a range of accompaniments to complement your choices or to just to have in the fridge. Jams, pickles, pates and spreads galore – that only hard bit is knowing what to choose!"
