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Free entry 
30 mins - 1 hour 
Less than a mile awayThe Mansfield Park Farmers' Market is held this Saturday (every second and fourth Saturday of the month) from 10am to 2pm in Glasgow's West End. Go along to pick up fresh fruit and veg, meats, fish and baked products - and eat your way around, while talking to the people who produced your food.
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