« Barrow Market offers something for everyone with excellent choice, value for money and a great customer service. »
Barrow’s original Victorian-style market was created in 1864 for the Furness Railway Company and then bought by Barrow Borough Council in 1874. Later, in 1903, Barrow Fish Market was built behind the Town Hall. The current Market on Duke Street was opened in June 1971 by The Queen. After receiving £16million Levelling Up funding works are due to get underway shortly to refurbish the Market and Town Centre.
The market in the Meat Hall and on the Mall, Barrow-in-Furness closed as of 17 February 2026. We will update this site with alternative trading plans as soon as we have details.
Take a leisurely stroll through our market and explore the many stalls that await you
With a wide range of products on display, you’re sure to find something that catches your eye. Whether you’re looking for fresh produce, unique crafts, or delicious treats, our stalls have something for everyone.
