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BERRY RESERVE MARKET

Berry Reserve, 1417 Pittwater Road, Narrabeen NSW 2101
BERRY RESERVE MARKET
We have **reopened **from the Covid-19 lockdown A diverse market with loads of Art and crafts, plants, food, jewellery, clothing and general merchandise stalls. A fantastic and scenic market that showcases many locally made and produced cottage businesses. General stalls available at just $70. Applications can be downloaded from the website.

BONDI BEACH COMMUNITY MARKET

Roscoe St Mall, Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach NSW 2026
BONDI BEACH COMMUNITY MARKET
Bondi Beach Community Market (BBCM) operates from September to April, our trading hours are: September, October, November, March and April: Saturdays, Sundays and all Public Holidays - 11.00 to 20.00pm December, January and February: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and all Public Holidays - 11.00 to 20.00pm. Located in the heart of Bondi Beach, at the corner of Roscoe Street Mall and Carl Jeppesen Place, on Campbell Parade. The market is directly across from the main pedestrian crossing leading to the world-famous Bondi Beach and is near the main tourist bus stop. On warm, sunny days, this area experiences a high volume of foot traffic. We have on average 112 trading days per season with very reasonable rents to help you start a new business, or to promote your established business. Casual traders pay only $80 per day, no advance payments - book a stall on the day you wish to trade (on 0433 422 423) and don't pay until you know you want to trade/ after you have set up. All stall sizes are 3m x 2m (except for one massage stall site, which is 3m x 3m on the only site permitting the use of a suitable Marquee tent). We are looking for a variety of stalls that will create a lively market mix. In particular we are seeking community minded traders: artists, painters, photographers etc, clothing, bikini and surf stalls, as well as one henna tattoo/ face painter and one massage stall. Other products will also be considered. Sorry no food or beverages are permitted as we are not permitted to be in direct competition with the surrounding local cafes, restaurants and shops. If you are interested in becoming either a regular casual or permanent trader; or just want to trade for one or two days then check out our website: http://www.bondibeachmarket.com/CASUAL-PERMANENT-STALLS.html Facebook pages: https://www.facebook.com/Bondibeachcommunitymarket https://www.facebook.com/bondi.beachmarkets If you wish to apply to become a permanent trader please to fill in an application form - note we now have one sunglass site available: http://www.bondibeachmarket.com/Bondi-Market-Permanent-Stalls.html Please note all applications will be assessed by the BBCM committee/ community and judged on merit/ what you will bring to the community.

Goodna Jacaranda Festival

Evan Marginson Park, 49 Woogaroo Street, Goodna QLD 4300
Goodna Jacaranda Festival
The Goodna Jacaranda Festival is one of the largest community run events in south east queensland, and is hosted at Evan Marginson Park each October. Stall Holders can access power if required at their site, with on site parking provided close to the markets. The event is run over 2 days, starting at 4PM on the Friday and concluding at 10PM on the Saturday. The event feature a full stage program, a sideshow, fireworks and more.

Italian Forum Twilight Market

The Italian Forum Piazza, 23 Norton Street, Leichhardt NSW 2040
Italian Forum Twilight Market
Italian Forum Twilight Market – A Celebration of Culture, Community & Cuisine Nestled in the heart of Leichhardt, the Italian Forum Twilight Market brings the spirit of Europe’s lively piazzas to Sydney’s Inner West. As the sun sets, Norton Street comes alive with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, transforming the iconic Italian Forum into a vibrant evening marketplace filled with colour, culture, and connection. Launching on Saturday, 9th August, and running every Saturday from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, this weekly event promises to be a true celebration of community life. The Italian Forum Twilight Market is designed to blend the best of a traditional marketplace with the charm of a European night market. Imagine strolling through paved paths lined with twinkling lights, exploring an eclectic range of stalls showcasing gourmet food, artisan creations, fresh local produce, and unique handmade goods. Whether you’re looking to indulge in a slice of authentic Italian pizza, sample freshly-made pasta, pick up handcrafted homewares, or enjoy a glass of wine as live music fills the air, this market offers something for everyone. Art, Music & Entertainment The Italian Forum Twilight Market isn’t just about shopping and dining – it’s an experience for all the senses. Live acoustic performances, roving musicians, and cultural entertainment add to the piazza-like ambience. Supporting Local & Small Business The market is committed to celebrating local talent and entrepreneurship. Each stall is handpicked to ensure a diverse mix of high-quality products, including artisanal goods, handmade crafts, jewelry, boutique fashion, fresh flowers, and unique home décor. It’s the perfect place to discover something new and support small, independent makers and producers. A Community Gathering Place The Italian Forum has always been a cultural landmark, and this market aims to revitalise it as a hub for community connection. Whether you’re coming with family, catching up with friends, or looking for a date-night idea, the market offers a warm and inviting space where locals and visitors alike can gather, relax, and create memories. Event Details Opening Date: Saturday, 9th August When: Every Saturday, 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM Where: Italian Forum, 23 Norton Street, Leichhardt With its combination of delicious food, live entertainment, and unique shopping opportunities, the Italian Forum Twilight Market promises to be the go-to weekend destination in Sydney’s Inner West. It’s more than just a market – it’s an evening of culture, discovery, and connection, all set in a charming open-air piazza.

Lugarno Lions Community Fair 21st September 2025 (Previously Spring Festival)

Riverwood Park, Coleridge St, RIVERWOOD NSW 2210
Lugarno Lions Community Fair 21st September 2025 (Previously Spring Festival)
**STALLHOLDERS: SUBMIT APPLICATION NOW** **About the Fair** Lugarno LionsCommunity Fair now in its 43rd year. Recognised as the largest carnival in Sydney's south, the fair attracts up to 25,000 visitors each year - an unmissable celebration of community spirit, entertainment, and fun for all ages! Join us at Riverwood Park, Coleridge Street, Riverwood, on Sunday, 21 September 2025, from 9.30 am to 3.30 pm. We are looking for a variety of stalls that will create a lively market mix. We've revamped the layout to create more corner stall sites and boost visibility. To draw even more visitors to the stalls area, we’re introducing "2NBC Fair Central"—a lively hub right in the middle of the action, featuring regular announcements and a chocolate wheel raffle every 15 minutes. It’s a fun, low-cost way for festival-goers to win great prizes and keep the crowds flowing through your stall! Imagine this: a jam-packed day of free, non-stop entertainment on the Main Stage, featuring the high-energy Jukebox Show, hosted by much-loved TV and radio personality Susie Elelman. Catch the rising stars of teenage rock band Pocketwatch and soak up the lively atmosphere all day long. Add to that over 25 thrilling carnival rides and sideshows, camel and pony rides, a wrestling exhibition, and 160 vibrant market stalls. Little ones will love the free Trackless Train and Animal Farm, proudly sponsored by Club Rivers. With something for every age and interest, it’s a day the whole family will never forget! And yes, the Classic Car Show adds a nostalgic touch of vintage charm to the day's festivities. But that’s not all! Get ready for a thrilling showcase of community spirit with live demonstrations and exhibitions by the NSW Police, SES, and Marine Rescue—a chance to see our local heroes in action. Plus, don’t miss the high-energy performances from the Australian Wrestling Superstars and an electrifying Giant Martial Arts display that’s sure to wow the crowd! This year, we’re pulling out all the stops to make the Lugarno Lions Community Fair bigger, better, and more exciting than ever! From fresh new attractions to much-loved traditions, there’s something for everyone—and it’s shaping up to be our biggest crowd yet. And remember—your involvement makes a real difference. The Lugarno Lions Club is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation. Every dollar of profit from the fair goes directly to helping various associations, individuals and families in need within our community. Apply now and be part of something truly special! SUBMIT APPLICATION NOW https://www.lugarnolions.org.au/community-fair/stallholder-site-application-package Secure your spot early, as sites will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

Penrith Trash and Treasure Market

Penrith Paceway, Ransley Street, Penrith NSW 2750
Penrith Trash and Treasure Market
Welcome to the Penrith Trash & Treasure Market – Western Sydney’s newest weekly event for bargain hunters, vintage lovers, collectors, and families. Opening on 13th Septemeber and to be held every Saturday from 9:00am to 2:00pm at Penrith Paceway, this lively market is the perfect weekend destination to discover unique finds, support local sellers, and enjoy a fun, community-driven atmosphere. A Treasure Trove of Variety Held every week, the Penrith Trash & Treasure Market is brimming with diversity and character. You’ll find an exciting mix of preloved goods, antiques, and quirky collectibles alongside everyday bargains. Stalls feature vintage clothing, retro furniture, home décor, tools, toys, books, records, gardening items, and bric-a-brac, plus unique handmade crafts and upcycled creations from local artisans. Whether you’re a serious collector or just browsing, there’s always something unexpected to discover. Food, Drinks & Entertainment Take a break from bargain hunting with a wide selection of food trucks and gourmet coffee stalls serving fresh, delicious treats. Families can relax in shaded picnic areas, while kids enjoy the dedicated children’s zone with free craft activities and face painting. Local performers and buskers bring a vibrant energy to the market, making every Saturday feel like a mini festival. Why Visit? Weekly bargains – Each Saturday brings new stalls and fresh treasures. Sustainable shopping – Give preloved goods a second life while supporting recycling and reducing waste. Local community vibe – Shop small, support local makers, and connect with fellow thrifters. Family-friendly fun – Activities, food, and entertainment for all ages. Stallholder Opportunities Selling is simple and affordable at Penrith Trash & Treasure. A 3x3m stall is just $50 per week, making it accessible for everyone from casual sellers clearing out garages to small businesses showcasing products. Larger tailgate and van spaces are available for bigger setups. No experience is required – our team is here to support first-time stallholders and help you make the most of your market day. Easy Access & Facilities The market is held at Penrith Paceway, with plenty of free parking, clean amenities, and trolleys to help transport larger purchases. Bump-in for stallholders starts at 5:00am, with gates opening to the public from 9:00am until 2:00pm. More Than Just a Market Penrith Trash & Treasure is not only about finding bargains – it’s about community. With regular themed events, pop-up stalls, and a welcoming atmosphere, every Saturday is a new adventure. Come for the bargains, stay for the fun, and enjoy a truly unique weekend experience.

Sydney City Night Market

Belmore Park, Hay Street, Haymarket NSW 2000
Sydney City Night Market
As evening falls over Sydney, the once-quiet streets around Belmore Park transform into a dazzling tapestry of light, colour and energy. Fairy‑lit trees create softly glowing canopies above a lively scene where food stalls, artisan vendors and pop‑up bars set up shop beneath the city skyline. A hum of chatter and laughter fills the air, punctuated by sizzling woks, fragrant spice‑laden smoke and the call of vendors hawking unique handcrafted goods. Food & Drink The heart of the market is its street food—an eclectic smorgasbord drawing from across Asia and beyond. Expect spicy satay skewers, delicate dumplings, rich bao buns, sizzling teppanyaki noodles, refreshing bubble tea, and indulgent desserts like black sesame treats and mango sticky rice. Local and international producers often feature in rotating menus alongside community vendors. Interwoven among the food are quirky wine bars and pop‑up beverage stalls. Shopping & Crafts Beyond the food, the market offers a vibrant showcase of small‑batch fashion, handmade jewellery, artisan accessories and novelty souvenirs. The blend of design stalls and vintage finds gives the market a creative, cultural edge. Wandering through, you’ll find lantern-lit alleyways, neon stall signage, and handwritten chalkboards displaying menu specials—perfect for late-night photography. Atmosphere & Entertainment Every element of the space is designed to captivate: twinkling fairy lights, glowing lanterns, live music from buskers or small acoustic acts, and even performance art on occasion. The soundscape is vibrant—clinking glasses, steaming woks, and soft music create a warm, buzz‑filled energy that lasts well into the night. When & Where This is a seasonal highlight often held during Spring, typically from early September through late November, every Friday night starting around 5 pm until about 9:30 pm. Admission is free Set in Belmore Park on Hay Street (in the heart of Chinatown and Haymarket) Why It Stands Out A blend of street-style chaos and curated charm. It’s informal yet polished, bustling yet intimate. The walkability of the Chinatown precinct ensures you can wander seamlessly from food to shops, from dessert stalls to wine corners—all while soaking in the city vibe. Tips for Navigating the Market Bring cash, as not all vendors accept cards. Travel light: the market is pedestrian-only on Dixon Street, making it a strollable event. Nearby public transport options (Central, Town Hall, Chinatown) Sample Experience Stroll under lantern-lit trees, sample smoky char siu from one stall then opt for sweet pandan cake at another. Discover handcrafted leather bags or a quirky necklace while DJs spin chill beats nearby. Wind down with a craft beer or wine, glass in hand, sharing bites and stories with friends. The lights fade only when the vendors pack up, leaving you with lingering aromas, full stomachs, and the buzzing memory of a perfect Sydney night under the stars.

The Concourse Artisan Market

The Concourse Chatswood, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067
The Concourse Artisan Market
The Concourse Artisan Market The Concourse is a vibrant arts and culture precinct in the centre of Chatswood. Each week local artists and crafters showcase their work at The Concourse Artisan Market. We have 40,000 people walk through The Concourse each day and a total of 60,000 people travelling to Chatswood every day. The market aims to enrich and enliven the CBD by providing the highest quality arts, crafts, accessories, gourmet pre-packaged food and entertainment. The markets are managed by Willoughby City Council and form a wonderful connection to our community. Please apply if you are an Artisan vendor supplying premium art and craft, wellness, local makers, handcrafted, eco-friendly and sustainable products. Dear Artisans We are excited to announce our new weekly Saturday Artisan Markets held at The Concourse Chatswood – the cultural home of the North Shore. The Concourse is a vibrant arts and culture precinct and we are seeking local artists, makers and crafters to showcase their wares at our exciting new makers market. We are looking for the following: • Ceramic artists • Painters • Original and fine art prints • Plants & Terrariums • Natural skin care, soaps, aromas and candles • Wearable arts • Textile designs • Handmade Jewellery and accessories • Homewares –tea towels, table cloths, linen • Handmade toys • Canine couture and products • Christmas wrapping paper, ribbons • kitchenware In the lead up to Christmas this new Concourse Artisan market will be a great opportunity for makers to sell their wares to the thousands of patrons at The Concourse and Chatswood shoppers. Be part of The Concourse where live art, theatre and now Markets live! WHEN: Weekly Saturday commencing December 7, 2024 WHERE: 409 Victoria Avenue Chatswood - landscaped outdoor area- see below TIME : 10AM – 10PM COST: $140 MARKET STALL: Must Provide own 3 X 3m White Marquee POWER: Provided on site

@The HUB Markets

Lalor Park Community Hub, 38 Heffron Road, Lalor Park NSW 2147

Adelaide Hills Farmers Market

Mount Barker District Council chambers, 23 Mann Street, Mount Barker SA 5251

ADELAIDE NIGHT MARKET

Prince Henry Garden, North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia

ALEXANDRA MARKET

Alexandra Timber Tramway, Station Street, Alexandra VIC 3714, Australia

Apollonian Hotel Markets

19 Laguna Street, Boreen Point QLD 4565, Australia

Arcadia Market

Arcadia Public School, 140 Arcadia Road, Arcadia NSW 2159

ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE SUNDAY MARKET

Arts Centre Melbourne, 100 Saint Kilda Road, Southbank VIC 3006

AVOCA BEACHSIDE MARKETS

Heazlett Park Foreshore, Avoca Drive, Avoca Beach NSW 2251

Ballan Farmers Market

Ballan VIC 3342, Australia

Ballan Lions Market

Ballan VIC 3342, Australia

Barooga Four Seasons Spring Market

Barooga NSW 3644, Australia

BATEMANS BAY MARINE RESCUE MARKETS - Postponed till further notice

Corrigans Beach Reserve, Beach Road, Batehaven NSW 2536
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