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Every Monday, Beaufort Street hosts a community market from 6pm – 9.30pm, starting Monday 3rd August and running until March 2016. The markets are located between 6th and Dundas along Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Source from: http://www.inglewoodonbeaufort.com/inglewood-night-markets.html

Trading time: 7.30am till 11.30am – all year including Easter (1 week Christmas / New year closure TBA) Every Saturday morning, rain, hail …… or 40 degree temperature, we are open. The vibe is relaxed yet energised and interactive, the sense of organised turmoil adds informality and humour. Customers are buying more than just an evening meal! The Market The Mt Claremont Farmers’ Market is an exciting initiative. Predominantly a fresh produce market operating every Saturday morning at the Mt Claremont Primary School, the market is a school community based project that provides an opportunity for farmers, food producers and chefs to sell farm-origin and associated gourmet food products directly to their customers. Commencing trade in December 2007 with only eight stalls the Mt Claremont Farmers’ Market has certainly filled a niche market. It has enjoyed great success having grown rapidly with over 45 stalls consistently attracting crowds of over 2000 people on a weekly basis. Situated on the corner of Alfred Road and Montgomery Road, Mt Claremont Primary School is transformed into a thriving metropolis every Saturday. Parking is available for over 350 cars for a voluntary gold coin donation to help maintain grounds, part proceeds are donated to charities and local community groups. The market is managed by volunteers from the school community, 100% of the markets net operating proceeds are directed towards enhancing Mt Claremont Primary Schools educational facilities. Check their website for information regarding the primary school. Enjoy at the Market The air at the markets is always filled with tempting aromas from hot food vendors. Enjoy espresso coffees, freshly squeezed juices, French pastries, sausage sizzles, crepes and bacon and eggs whilst grabbing your grower direct fruit and veggies (including potatoes via exclusive arrangement), fish, meats, poultry, breads and dairy products. There are also fantastic local olive oils and condiments to choose from. The Buzz The buzz surrounding the Mt Claremont Farmers’ Market is gaining more and more momentum! In 2009 the Mount Claremont Farmers’ Market was presented the Premiers Australia Day Active Citizenship Award by the City of Nedlands in recognition of the markets significant contribution in “providing fresh local produce and a meeting place for the local community to connect.” For many locals, attending the Market has become a “must do” on Saturday mornings. The Reputation Mt Claremont Farmers’ Market has built a solid reputation having been recognized in the Australian Gourmet Traveler magazine; The Food Lover’s Guide to Perth; both local and national newspapers. The Market is considered as one of the best in Australia with a host of top local chefs including Russel Blaikie, Clint Nolan, Matt Stone and Hadleigh Troy sourcing product for their restaurants on a regular basis. Have a look at the articles being written about this great community initiative by clicking on the News links. Source from: http://www.mtclaremontfarmersmarket.com.au/

Initiated by Kyilla Primary School's P&C Association in North Perth, the vision for a Farmers Market to operate at Kyilla was as much to do with a desire for fresh produce as it is a vision for bringing the community together. The market provides an opportunity for the school community to engage and support the local and broader community. It is a weekly event where local farmers can bring their fresh produce direct from the farm to the local community, effectively bringing produce from the “paddock to the plate”. The aim of the Kyilla Community Farmers’ Market is to engage and strengthen community spirit. The market provides the opportunity to; walk down the street to do your weekly grocery shopping talk to your neighbours over a cup of coffee prepared by a local barista speak with the person who produced the food you will be taking home to eat expose your family to the range of good seasonal produce locally available support your local school, businesses and community and eat fresh, local, affordable produce. Source from: http://www.kcfm.com.au/