ALRESFORD town chiefs have hailed the success of the latest six-hour French market with sunny weather during the day.
Muriel Charles, the French market organiser, said she wished to thank Alresford residents for their warm welcome and looks forward to returning in 2023.
The French market contained six large stalls covering 50 metres and occupied the top half of Broad Street.
The produce was varied and fresh - covering a wide range of breads, croissants, cakes, cheeses, nuts, pates, clothing and hot meals.
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Robin Atkins, chairman of New Alresford Town Trust, said: "I was very pleased that the French market re-appeared in Alresford after a Covid-enforced absence of two years and was so popular .We need to lift everyone's spirit after the sufferings inflicted by Covid and the French market did just that."
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