Markets are a big part of our lives, at home in Bellingen and also on the road.

I love the farmer direct produce, fossicking for treasures, artisan made goods, crafts, antiques, music, clothing, food

and the general hum of  people coming together outside, to share time and shop in a very personal form.

I search out Organic produce, hand-made crafts and vintage collectibles.

Below is an expanding list of Markets we visit or have been recommended.

Feel free to send me your local markets to add…

Let’s nurture our communities!

I fully support Farmer’s Markets and am always pleased to find one to stock up,

to find them all over Australia

Look here for Farmers Markets 

NSW

Bellingen community market Third Saturday of each month

Bellingen growers market Second and fourth Saturday of each month

Bellopy, Bellingen organic market- 1st 3rd 5th Friday each month

Brunswick Heads First Saturday of each month

Byron Bay community market First Sunday of each month

The Channon Second Sunday of month

Mullumbimby farmers market -fridays at the showgrounds & Big market 3rd weekend of the month

 Bangalow Market Fourth Sunday of month

New Brighton farmers market – tuesdays

This site has all the Byron Region Markets also

QLD

Eumundi original markets-Wednesday morn

GinGin Museum Market-Produce, Bric a Brac, craft

every Saturday morn

Shalom College Market-Bundaberg

Produce, plants, bricabrac

Sunday morn

Miriam vale

Olive products, honey, soaps, produce and more

Tiny but get your neccessaries

Third Saturday

Port Douglas Market-Artisan’s and Produce

every Sunday

Rusty’s Market Cairns

Produce/Farmers market/some organics

Friday, Sat and Sunday

Tasmania

Salamanca Market-every saturday Hobart waterfront 8am-2pm

Cygnet growers market-1st and 3rd Sunday

Huonville market- 1st and 3rd Sunday

Victoria

St Andrews market-every Saturday

Warrandyte community market-1st sat 9-1pm except January

Victorian Farmers market association

Berlin
Mauerpark Flea markets Sundays from about 8-4pm
With 300 plus stalls, give this market lots of time!
I found it too busy for kids to enjoy after 11am and must confess I preferred fossicking on my own. Old things, lots of lovely old things with only a few new made stalls. Some savvy Turkish dealers with rows of estate boxes to rummage, be ready to bargain. It took me a couple of visits to build my courage but it was worth the 50percent reductions!
Streets of second hand clothing stalls! So fun!
I found some fabulous cotton vintage dresses and a button accordian, Polish ceramic ware and olive wood bread boards.
In the midst is a walled, sandy eating courtyard where you can quietly retreat for a bio (organic) sausage with sauerkraut and a bun. Don’t be overwhelmed by the 15 choices of mustard! Or get a pizza or a delicious mixed plate from the Turkish ladies. Yummy!
There’s a big green running alongside with buskers of varying talent and lots of people seem to picnic there.
I ended up getting a cab back to The main station (Hauptbahnhof) for 8 € instead of navigating the connecting trams on the way home.
Have fun if you go I’d like to hear about your treasures!