

The Cookstown International Spring Market is set to return this May, bringing a lively mix of global food, handcrafted goods and entertainment to the town centre.
Taking place on Saturday 9 May and Sunday 10 May, the event will transform William Street into a vibrant open-air market filled with traders from across Europe and beyond.
Visitors can enjoy everything from freshly cooked street food to sweet treats and artisan products, making it one of the standout spring events in Mid Ulster.
The Cookstown International Spring Market offers something for everyone, including:
This mix of food, shopping and entertainment creates a lively atmosphere right in the heart of Cookstown.
Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Denise Johnston, welcomed the return of the market.
She said the event is a fantastic opportunity to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of the town centre. She added that it is always great to see William Street come alive with traders and visitors, creating a real buzz across Cookstown.
The Cookstown International Spring Market continues to play an important role in supporting local footfall and community engagement.
Saturday 9 May and Sunday 10 May
William Street, Cookstown
To support the safe delivery of the event, a road closure will be in place on William Street from:
The closure will run from the Orritor Street/Coagh Street junction to the Burn Road/James Street junction.
Visitors are advised to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
The Cookstown International Spring Market is expected to attract strong crowds, offering a perfect opportunity to enjoy great food, discover unique products and spend time with family and friends.
If you’re planning a visit, be sure to check out more local events and updates here:
Events like the Cookstown International Spring Market help bring towns to life, supporting local businesses while creating a welcoming and engaging environment for visitors.
With international traders, live entertainment and a strong community feel, it continues to be a highlight in the local events calendar.
