Markets in Bungendore, Canberra and Region

bungendore, braidwood, captains flat
AND WAMBOIN MARKETS

Markets selling crafts, trash and treasure and general stalls.

Markets selling local crafts and cooking, plant and natural products. Lots of treasures to be found.

Old fashioned country market undercover in the Community Hall. Antiques, bric-a-brac, trash and treasure, local produce, etc.

Markets selling fresh produce including cheese, eggs, honey, vegetables, nuts, seeds, plants, etc.

queanbeyan MARKETS

Markets selling fresh produce including meat, fish, bread, eggs, honey, vegetables, etc. A joint program of the Rotary Club of Hall and the Rotary Club of Queanbeyan.

CANBERRA MARKETS

Established at EPIC in March 2004, the Capital Region Farmers Market draws on an exciting diversity of food and agricultural produce, much through young and emerging agribusinesses from across the region, spanning from the mid Coast of NSW to Orange, Grenfell, Wellington, Temora, Leeton, Young, Tumut, Batlow, Yass, Hall, Queanbeyan, Cooma, Bega and back up to the Illawarra.
Each Saturday sees 90-100 grower-stallholders gather together for the morning to offer an unprecedented range of foods — fresh vegies, local honey, eggs, olives, salad, oils, cakes, bread, seasonal fruits, fish, specialty meats, smoked products, raspberries, strawberries, chocolates, oranges, mushrooms, apples, stone fruit, sausages, poultry, organic products, coffees, flowers, shrubs, fruit trees, cordials, sausages, and the list goes on.
This farmers market reflects the exciting seasonal and cultural characteristics and diversity of the region.

Enjoy a browse through Gorman House Markets conveniently located minutes from the Canberra Centre. Situated in a c.1924 historic building with wisteria clad undercover walkways, sunny courtyards and magnificent hawthorns ... the markets have great atmosphere. The markets are set in two magnificent courtyards, offer a range of locally handcrafted wares, gifts, novelty items, and clothing and abound with multicultural flavour in the food court. Exotic imports from around the world including displays from Papua New Guinea, Lombok and Persia are to be seen.

The Hall Markets is now reputedly the largest Hand made, Home grown, Home produced market in Australia. It enjoys an enviable reputation amongst market patrons attracting a wide variety of stallholders from as far away as Victoria and Queensland. The wonderful variety, quality and pricing of goods makes this a must for all those who enjoy markets in a relaxed atmosphere. Hartley Lifecare hold the Hall Markets with support from many volunteers, Rotary and Lions Clubs, the Hall Emergency and Bush Fire Brigade and Scouts. Proceeds from the Market are used by the Society to support Hartley Court and Hartley House, which provide essential supported accommodation services for children and young adults with severe physical disabilities in the ACT. Items available include High Quality Craft, Timber Products, Pottery, Leatherwork, Handknits, Pewter and Silver Jewellery, Children's Toys, Honey, Jam, Chutney, Vinegar, Cakes, Fruit and Vegies, Plants, Puppies, Life Poultry, Worm Farms, Entertainment for all ages, Food and Refreshments. All items must be hand produced, grown or crafted by the stallholders. Up to 500 stalls. Come stroll among the trees, stay for lunch and enjoy the live entertainment and children's activities.

Be delighted by the flavour, fun and atmosphere of Canberra’s national award winning markets!
Canberra’s only indoor markets have a contemporary urban feel and promise a truly sensory experience for locals and tourists.
You will find over 200 stalls of exceptional quality, featuring unique items that are handcrafted by local and regional artists and craftspeople.
Be entertained by the buskers, musicians and performers who bring an ever changing backdrop of fun and atmosphere.
Take the opportunity to meet the creative and colourful regional artists and craftspeople.
Come for lunch! Meet friends for coffee! Enjoy multicultural meals from around the world.

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This page updated 8 November 2007. 2004-2007 Bungendore and Region Information.