A list of Western Australia's Local Markets

The Great Southern Farmers Market Albany Incorporated is a not for profit membership based organisation which runs and manages the weekly Albany Farmers Market. The philosophy is to provide producers in the Great Southern Region of Western Australia with a regular weekly direct outlet for their product. This area is rich in its diversity of farming, but, prior to the market, the majority of product was marketed through Perth (409kms away to the North). Local customers were unable to source direct much of the produce produced in the area. The establishment of the market on a weekly basis provides producers with a direct outlet for the product and the customer has the choice of fresh, local, seasonal product. This has brought about immense benefits for the producer and customer. No longer is product trucked great distances at great expense, as well as incurring environmental pollution and packaging expenses. Product does not have to have to be picked early to ensure an extended shelf life. For example, tomatoes and strawberries are left longer to "vine-ripen" and are picked and sold at their peak of condition to the consumer. This applies to all product in the market and this has been a key factor in the enthusiasm that the community has embraced the market. The weekly market is now a colourful and vibrant occasion attracting a wide range of customers from the region.. Its benefits have been to re-energise and focus producers on the quality and variety of their product. The customers not only now enjoy a huge range of vegetables, fruits, farmed meats, seafood and much more each week. They know its provenance and have returned to the seasonality of farming. Genuine excitement fills the market when the first of a new season product appears such as Asparagus, Avocados, Raspberries or Cherries. Every week the market creates its own synergy between producers and customers. It buzzes with laden shoppers, bags and shopping trolleys rescued from the back of the shed and now put into service again. It is a social event for many, the catching up, the chatter and genuine good nature is evident all morning. It is an uplifting community experience, brought about by the simple sharing of being able to choose first class fresh food. Customers now talk with pride and ownership about "their market" and promote its value to friends and visitors. The ultimate accolade! Source from: http://www.albanyfarmersmarket.com.au/about.aspx

Perth Makers Market is a new market South of the Swan River that makes it's home at Heathcote Cultural Precinct in Applecross. The goal of Perth Makers Market is to provide a platform for the talented, high quality handmade crafters that call Perth their home in a family focussed, friendly location. With strong ties to the community and a focus on giving back, Perth Makers Market is unique. Perth Makers Market's founder and event manager often found that as a hand-crafter herself it was not only difficult to break into the market scene, but that certain markets within the Perth area no longer cater to the exclusively handmade. What makes Perth Makers Market so great is that you will never find something at one of our stalls that wasn't made right here in our great state of Western Australia. Not only that, but we are actively assisting both new and emerging artists, as well as talented school students in breaking into the handmade marketplace. Fall in love with the unique pieces that are passionately and individually hand-crafted in an idyllic location while your kids play on the playground. While you're here why not stop for lunch at the Bluewater Grill or take a look at the on-site gallery? Come wander the stalls, grab a coffee and take in all that the Perth handmade community has to offer. MARKET DATES FOR 2016 Perth Makers Market will be running as a monthly market for 2016, on the first Sunday of the month, commencing in February. The markets opening hours are from 9:30am - 3:30pm. Source from: https://www.facebook.com/perthmakersmarket/info/?tab=page_info

Jull Street Mall is transformed into a vibrant and bustling marketplace jam packed with homemade goods, creative and unique wares, children’s activities and live music. The Mall’s infrastructure lends itself perfectly to this event with the charm of overhead trees and ample seating creating an ambient and relaxing environment for all to enjoy. The Twilight Markets will be run on Friday 28 October and 25 November 2016, and Friday 24 February and 31 March 2017

At Armadale Shopping City Every Saturday! Markets will feature Arts and Crafts, Free Tastings from Bakers Delight and Lenards, Handmade Gifts and Free Family Entertainment. | Source from: https://www.facebook.com/events/1679464355598867/

You'll find us on the first Saturday of each month at the corner of Baldivis and Fifty Roads in Baldivis, 8am to 12pm. The markets are run by the Baldivis Lions Club and all proceeds go to charity. All stallholder queries please email Amanda at baldiviscommunitymarket@hotmail.com. Come and enjoy a browse through both new and secondhand goods. Grab something to eat or drink while the kids play in the playground. Pick up some fresh produce, grab a bargain in the carboot sale, browse the new and handmade section and get to know others in your community! If you are looking sell at the market, make sure you arrive between 6am to 8am. Car booters spaces are as low as $10 per site while standard stalls are only $15! Car-boot spaces are first come first served and if you are looking to have a standard stall space, don't forget to email Amanda at baldiviscommunitymarket@hotmail.com at least a few days before market.

The Baldivis Twilight Markets are a Baldivis Lions Club initiative, providing the community an opportunity to experience cuisine from over the world in a relaxing environment and to browse a selection of home-made crafts. The markets are held at One71 estate (Baldivis Road, Opposite Pemberton Blvd, Baldivis) on the second Sunday evening of every month. If you are interested in hosting a food or home-made craft stall, please contact us via email for more information.

he Old Perth Road Markets is on the intersection of Guildford Road and Old Perth Rd in the heart of Bassendeancan. We are just across from the Bassendean Train Station. By train you take the Midland Line and it takes about 12 minutes from Perth train station. To reach Bassendean by car from Perth City Centre, turn on to Victoria Ave from St Georges Tce. This turns into Lord St and then it turns into Guildford Road. The total distance from St Georges Tce to Bassendean is 11km or about 15 minutes drive. There is plenty of parking as can be seen in the map above. Opening Hours & Calendar for the Markets From April to October the markets are held on the last Sunday of the month. They operate from 9.00am to 1.30pm. For the warmer months – November, December, February and March the Markets are held in the evening on a Saturday. We hold them on the last Saturday of the month except in December when they are held on the Saturday before Christmas. They operate from 5.30pm to 9.30pm. We do not hold a market in Jaunary at all. Being an out door market we have to keep an eye on the weather. If it is wet or a bit windy we have to cancel. But we do try to let everybody know as early as possible if this is going to happen. Rotary Club of Swan Valley Sausage Sizzle Twilight Markets (5.30pm to 9.00pm) Saturday 27 February 2016 Saturday 19 March 2016 (a week early due to Easter) Morning Markets (9.00am to 1.30pm) Sunday 24 April 2016 Sunday 29 May 2016 Sunday 26 June 2016 Sunday 31 July 2016 Sunday 28 August 2016 Sunday 25 September 2016 Twilight Markets (5.30pm to 9.00pm) Saturday 29 October 2016 Saturday 26 November 2016 Saturday 17 December 2016 Single stall - $50 per month during the twilight market season. Stall fees are payable in advance and there is no refund. Casual public liability insurance is available at a flat fee of $10 per stallholder per month irrespective of the number of stalls or of the number of months booked.

Growers Green was created to provide a genuine alternative to the supermarket shopping experience. It's a place where you can meet and talk directly to the people who are growing and making your food! Our stall holders are passionate about their produce. Fresh, local and grower-direct fruit and veg is available each week, along with bread, organic beef, fish, local honey, eggs and olive oil, baked goods, herbs, jams, plants, fresh flowers, organic dog food and more. The first Sunday of every month is 'Big Market' day at Growers Green, with stalls selling vintage, handmade and pre-loved clothing, books, jewellery, craft, gifts and accessories. The markets are run by the South Fremantle Senior High School P&C. As well as providing an outlet for growers and makers, and a fun, shared shopping experience for the community, much-needed funds are raised to improve student amenities at the school. The market also supports the school's multi-award winning sustainability programs. Funds go towards the Green Room used for growing veges for planting out in the school's permaculture kitchen garden and raising native seedlings for bush regeneration projects. Over the past six years SFSHS students have planted over 40,000 trees throughout the wheatbelt and across WA. SFSHS has it's own dedicated Carbon Neutral Officer and student run Green Action Team and in 2011 became the first accredited carbon neutral school in Australia. Source of image & text from: http://www.growersgreenfarmersmarket.com/

WA Creatives, Homewares, Designers, Childrens Clothing, Boutiques, Pre Coved Clothing, Handmade Wares, Food Vans and more! LMP Events organise boutique pop up markets such at Little Market Place & Mega Market Place. Both events are focused on supporting local businesses and providing them with an affordable platform to launch their products to the public.

A market for young and old in search of a new wonder! This indoor and outdoor market has around 45 stalls from a mix of local WA creatives, artists and small businesses. Browse the stalls, buy something unique and grab a bite. Free parking is directly in front of the venue. Be curious and come check it out! Other Business Websites: www.curiouscollectiveperth.com.au, www.facebook.com/curiouscollective, www.instagram.com/curiouscollectivemarket Message: Markets on Sunday 23 October 2016, Sunday 11 December 2016 and throughout 2017

After 12 years in operation, the Boyanup & Districts Farmer’s Market is a huge success, providing a venue for the consumer who wants to know where their food comes from, how it is produced and how fresh it is. For the producer, it presents an opportunity to meet the consumer, learn more about their needs, test market new products on a small scale and to eliminate the middle man. Each market has a wonderful range of quality products including seasonal fruits and vegetables; gourmet foods such as french pastries, olive products, cheeses, eggs, lettuce, pecans, macadamias; preserves such as honey, jams, relishes, sauces and pickles; a choice of plants from natives, herbs through to cottage garden plants arts and crafts and much much more. Source from: http://www.boyanupfarmersmarket.com/index.php?page=about-us

Stirling Street Arts Centre Undercover Markets are a great place to meet, find a treasure or just enjoy a chat. Old treasures * Arts & Crafts Bric-A-Brac * Busking Sausage Sizzle No need to book, first in best dressed! $11/space (BYO table & chair)

***THIS GLADES MARKETS IS BACK!!*** EVERY Fortnightly on Sundays. Market stalls selling unique handcrafted products and fresh grown produce. Delicious food available plus live music, entertainment and activities for the kids. Bring the whole family.

Market City is the primary fruit and vegetable wholesale market for the State of Western Australia (WA) site located at the corner of Ranford Road and Bannister Road. It also serves as the home to Perth's largest and most diversified markets regularly attracting crowds of 5000 or more. Established in July 1990, it has continued to grow into a Sunday institution for the avid bargain hunters and for families wanting a great family day out. Open every Sunday of the year, it boasts over 300 selling stalls - new and second hand selling almost everything imaginable. It really is a bargain hunters paradise! We have free parking for over 7000 cars on site for our patrons. Market City was built from new and opened in October 1989 and located 16 km south of Perth, the capital city of WA. Canning Vale Community Market is Western Australia's largest undercover market on Sundays, with room for more than 1,000 stalls selling a vast variety of new and second-hand goods changing hands including furniture, clothing, fashion accessories, books, war memorabilia, compact discs, toys and gifts. A selection of food stalls offers everything from hot dogs to fairy floss. A minimal entry fee is charged. For stall holders, online booking system is available @ bookings.perthmarket.com.au. Source from: http://www.perthmarket.com.au/community-market

Every Saturday morning from May to October the Carnarvon town centre comes alive with the Gascoyne Growers’ Markets. The market is a run by the growers themselves, who often pick their produce just the night before the market (sometimes even that very morning) to ensure you take home the freshest, tastiest produce in WA. A visit to the markets makes it very clear why the Gascoyne has the well earned reputation of being the “salad bowl of WA”, with a surprisingly diverse range of fruit and vegetables, lush tropical fruits, eggs and seafood on offer. Fill your basket then grab a coffee and some breakfast, listen to the buskers, or browse through the adjacent Arts and Craft market. The Gascoyne Growers Markets are proudly plastic bag free, so please remember to BYO bag. Source from: http://www.gascoynefood.com.au/growers-market/

The Chidlow Progress Association invites you come along to the Chidlow Hall Market Day, held the third Saturday of every month (except January and December). We have twilight markets February, March, November 4.00pm – 7.00pm. In the colder months April to October, they are held 9.00am – 1.00pm. The Chidlow Community saved their 101 year old “character” hall from demolition four years ago. It is the hall that was “Built by the community, for the community and then saved by the community for the community”. The market is a way of bringing the community together and introducing visitors to Chidlow. Our stall holders are all friendly, talented, hills people. There are various “Handmade with Love” quality craft stalls in the Old Hall and plants, jams, chutneys, fruit and organic veg outside. Only handmade products are allowed, no “import” stalls. Come up for a drive to the fresh air and leave all the city stress behind. Just a 10 minute drive past Mundaring. Make a day of it. Visit beautiful Lake Leschenaultia, have coffee or lunch at one of the business’ in the town or close by. It’s a little bit of country heaven hidden away up here. You’ll be back!

Do you enjoy a relaxed vibe, looking through unusual handmade quality goods stalls, getting some fresh fruit and vegies, enjoying coffee and music under the trees? Well who doesn’t, right? Cooby Market runs on the SECOND SATURDAY of the month from 9am to 1pm. It is a good old-fashioned community initiative, auspiced by the Cooby Community Association and generously supported by the City of Cockburn. Have a read about our history here. We have the lovely Jane Burnett who co-ordinates the market for a tiny stipend payment (stipend is a really old word that means peanuts!!) We enjoy the strong and positive support of the City of Cockurn We would love to see you there!! Second Saturday of the month 9am-1pm at Len Packham Reserve, under the trees Facepainting, bouncy castle, lots of different stalls Coffee and vegies. Source from: https://coobyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com/about/

Perth Upmarket founder, Justine Barsley, moved to Perth back in 2006 and found that whilst there were hosts of creative people, they were hard to find. She found it difficult to find a regular high quality market to sell her own designs and from this evolved the concept of Perth Upmarket. Perth Upmarket brings together over 150 of Perth’s talented artists, designers, stylists, craftspeople and gourmets all under one roof. The product mix is diverse ranging from handmade clothing, cupcakes, wall art, cards, homewares, jewellery to skin care products. The market allows Perth shoppers who appreciate the handmade to connect with the talented creators. Established in 2008, Perth Upmarket quickly established itself as Perth’s premier quarterly market for handcrafted wares. Due its popularity, in 2010 Perth Upmarket moved from the Perth Town Hall to the beautiful, more spacious and more accessible Winthrop Hall which is part of the University of Western Australia. In addition to Upmarket’s regular quarterly event, the Perth Upmarket team also runs two Wedding Upmarkets each year and pop up events across Western Australia. IMG_2579-10crop2 We support the Starlight Children’s Foundation. Perth Upmarket is pleased to have partnered with the Starlight Children’s Foundation since inception in 2008. In this time we have raised over $30,000 to help seriously ill children. Source of text and image from: http://www.perthupmarket.com.au/about/

The Donnybrook Apple Festival is held every year over Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday. The festival celebrates all aspects of local produce and includes live entertainment, wine tasting, specialty stalls and rides. | Source from: http://www.donnybrookwa.com.au/events.php

Donnybrook Station Markets are held on the third Saturday of every month from 9am to 1 pm. We welcome fresh fruit and vegetables, produce and preserves, new and secondhand goods, pre-loved treasures, art and craft, plants, and buskers. A stall costs $10 per bay, plus $5 for insurance cover unless you have your own.

Fresh, local produce, coffee + brekky, wide variety of food stalls, with playgrounds galore for the kids! Source from: https://www.facebook.com/Poynter-Farmers-Market-183530578346994/info/?tab=page_info

Local markets in centre of Dunsborough at the Lions Park. 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month including Fruit, Veg, Crafts, Pastries, Preserves, Olive and Oils, Soaps and Candles, Entertainment and more.

The Dwellingup Community Markets feature homemade cakes, biscuits, jams and pickles. There are also beautiful hand knitted toys and clothing. Beautiful handmade quilts for babies cradles through to adult beds and many other hand made sewn items such as dolls clothes, cot covers, pot mitts are also available. Two local artists produce and sell handmade cards that feature photographs of Dwellingup birds, animals, flowers and other features that represent living in the Jarrah Forest in Dwellingup. There are also stalls selling plants, handmade glassware, second hand books and bric a brac. Next Markets: Sunday, 21 February 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 20 March 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 17 April 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 15 May 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 19 June 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 17 July 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 21 August 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Sunday, 18 September 2016 - 9:00am to 2:00pm Source from: http://www.markethere.com.au/market/dwellingup-country-craft-market#sthash.QLQDEnKR.dpuf | http://www.visitpeel.com.au/events/markets/event/71422-the-dwellingup-community-markets

We have a vibrant market space attracting growers and producers who are organic, biodynamic, in organic conversion or are passionate about ethical and sustainable produce. Our markets are held outside, nestled amongst our green courtyard, creating a connection with the café and nursery for a warm and inviting atmosphere. Come and admire the fresh and homemade produce, or why not relax and have a beautifully prepared breakfast at the Perth City Farm Café whilst children can have fun in the play pit? Philosophy – Our focus is to support local, organic and biodynamic growers and producers through making their produce directly available to the Perth community. Here are examples of what you will find at the Perth City Farm Markets: Certified Organic, Biodynamic & spray-free fresh fruit & vegetables Organic & Biodynamic dairy products Organic & Biodynamic meats Organic, Biodynamic & Free-range eggs Organic & Biodynamic olive oil Local, unrefined honey Certified Organic dry goods and health foods A range of eco-friendly baby care products, face and body creams Environmentally sensitive household products, books, seeds and gift ideas Certified Organic clothing Homemade soaps and lotions Live music every week As well as our customers having the benefit of buying grower direct, Perth City Farm provides a retail market stall to supplement what is not available from our farmers. This provides the convenience of ‘one stop’ shopping for our customers. Source from: http://perthcityfarm.org.au/organic-markets/

Under the beautiful Morton Bay fig trees you will find an array of stall holders selling locally sourced produce, fresh baked goods, gourmet and organic foods and beautiful flowers. Or browse one of our gift stalls, including vintage and fair trade finds whilst deciding what to have for breakfast from one of the many friendly faces at our eateries. Come down and eat, shop, catch up and chill out near the buskers and support local! Source from: http://www.vicparkfarmersmarket.com.au/

A big hello from the team at the Old Coast Markets! The Old Coast Markets are a new indoor and outdoor market event in the South West that debuted on the 20th Septmeber 2015 at the Eaton Recreation Centre, WA. Market days are truly eclectic with something on offer for people from all walks of life. Outside, patrons can browse a range of market stalls, refreshment vans, fresh produce, plants and more. Inside the Recreation Centre, many local small businesses showcase their wares and offer an extremely wide range of products to browse and purchase. There is also activities for the children including pony rides, bouncy castle, face painting and more. Bring the whole family and explore the Old Coast Markets! 2016 Market Dates: Sunday 14th Feb Sunday 3rd April Sunday 12th June Sunday 14th August Sunday 9th October Sunday 4th December The day will be a truly eclectic event with something on offer for people from all walks of life. Inside the Recreation Centre, many West Australian & South West small businesses will be showcasing their wares and will be offering a wide range of products & gourmet foods to browse and purchase. Outside there will be a BBQ sausage sizzle, fresh produce, plants and more. There will also be activities for the children including pony rides, balloon animals, bouncy castle, face painting and more. Bring the whole family and explore the Old Coast Markets! 9am til 2pm. For stall holder enquires please visit the contact tab on our website. Source from: https://www.facebook.com/oldcoastmarkets/info/?tab=page_info

Market stalls include Arts and Craft, Jams, Honeys, fresh fruit and veggies, ice-cream etc. Come down for lots of family fun!

Fresh Local Produce There is a huge selection of local produce at Fremantle Markets, sourced from local growers. Our fruit and vegetables are fresh and healthy, with many organically grown, such as the ones sold from the popular Organically Grown Produce. Another popular fresh produce vendor is Long’s Fresh, which is a favourite with the locals, as well as winning the 2012 Best Weekend Market shop at the WA Fresh Produce Retailer of the Year Awards. There are many other fresh fruit and veggie sellers, as well as casual Farmers Market vendors. We also have our very own opera-singing fruit and veggie celebrity: Jack from Shun Yi, who has graced the Be Natural ad. So take your pick, you’re spoilt for choice here! Always Surprising Indigenous & Independent Products One of the best things about Fremantle Markets is its dedication to promoting indigenous and independent art and products. The items sold by many of our vendors are original and created by local independent artisans, businesses and crafters. A good example of this is Wendy Binks’ Stunned Emu Designs. Fremantle Markets is also keen to support ethically sourced indigenous art. For example, our trader, True Blue, sells authentic Aboriginal art, artefacts, boomerangs, didgeridoos and souvenirs by local and Western Australian aboriginal artists, with proceeds of sales going directly to the artists. And you should also come to watch Darren Button’s amazing demonstrations of authentic didgeridoos and the professional boomerang demonstrations at Spinback Boomerangs. Music & Atmosphere Fremantle Markets is a launching pad for many successful artists, and who knows, maybe you’ll get to hear the next John Butler on your next visit. Our buskers are legendary and provide one of the many atmospheric aspects that make the market so great. There is a unique feeling of liveliness and artistry within Fremantle Markets, aided by our diverse array of live music and performances. So grab a good coffee or beer, and enjoy! Source of text and image from: http://fremantlemarkets.com.au/about_us#sthash.MZiXo2cu.dpuf

Enjoy the sights, sounds, flavours, action and colour of Fremantle’s best waterside market. E Shed Markets operates Friday, Saturday, Sunday and some selected Public holidays. Located in a magnificent historical warehouse building on Victoria Quay, right in the centre of the Fremantle Port, E Shed Markets is a stone’s throw from the Railway Station and right next door to the Fremantle Maritime Museum and the Rottnest Ferry Terminals. With a massive licensed alfresco terrace looking over Fremantle’s picturesque working harbour, E Shed Markets is the only waterfront market in Western Australia. From here you can watch the boats and ships passing by. Fremantle’s E Shed Markets attracts thousands of locals and visitors. They come for the international food and music, local handicrafts, antiques and collectables, fashion both vintage and new, the warm aroma of a coffee and friendly banter from stall holders. Source of text and image from: http://eshedmarkets.net.au/

The -Mad Hatter Markets- is a family run Australian owned market. We are based in Fremantle and we believe that Fremantle is simply the best. We are determined to see only the best for the future of Fremantle and -Mad Hatter Markets-. So why don't you come along and meet with us at King's Square Fremantle every Wednesday to Sunday See what opportunities there are for you. Just ask for Simon the friendly Market Manager. "The Madhatter Geezer". We at -Mad Hatter Markets- believe in the free market and open commerce, we encourage fair trade and democratic pratices in everything we do. We want everyone to benefit from our work and we strive to provide the best service we can. If you have any ideas as to how we can improve, please contact us with your suggestions. Peace. Source from: http://www.madhattermarkets.com.au/html/about.html

The main aims of the Geraldton-Greenough Farmers Market are to: 1. To preserve farmland and sustainable agriculture. 2. To support and stimulate the profitable trading, viability and business growth of independent primary producers, hobby farmers, community and home gardeners, and associated produce value-adders. 3. To provide customers with regular supplies of fresh food and access to improved nutrition. 4. To contribute to the economic, social and health capital of the host community. 5. Preserve the environment by reducing food miles and thus our carbon footprint Source from: http://www.geraldtongreenoughfarmersmarket.com/About.aspx

Geraldton's Market Hot Spot! A vibrant, buzzing place to come on the weekend for local produce & unique products, delicious gourmet foods & family fun. To book a stall - email platformmarkets@gmail.com You will then be emailed an application form which you first need to complete and send back. You will then be notified whether your application has been approved or not. Once approved we arrange a start date and stall location etc. COST: $10 per tressle table payable each Sunday before trading commences. Money will be collected by market manager and receipt will be given. SET UP: Set up is around 6:30-7:30am If you have not arrived by 7:30am you will loose your spot. Trading begins 8am sharp. CANCELATIONS: Please txt or email if you are unable to attend as soon as possible.

Bunbury Farmers Market started selling locally grown fresh fruit & veg on Monday 16th June 2003. Back then the Farmers Market was on Forrest Avenue. We’ve relocated several times since then and our current premises are at 2 Vittoria Road in Bunbury (on the corner of the Australind Bypass & Vittoria Road). Although we’ve moved and grown over the years, our philosophy has remained the same – to provide our customers with Extreme Value & Extreme Freshness, Guaranteed! Here are a few other facts about your local Farmers Market you might not have known… From field to fork in 2 days flat… 90% of the fresh fruit & veg you see at the Farmers’ Market was in the ground 2 days beforehand! Where local means local… Depending on the season, between 70% and 90% of our fresh produce comes from local growers – and by local we mean just down the road in WA. Daring to do dairy differently… All our milk has a minimum of 9 days until the use by date, or we don’t sell it, plain and simple! It’s just one of the many examples of how we deliver extreme value & extreme freshness! Tasmanian flying fish… No less than three times a week, every week, we have premium quality fresh salmon flown in direct from Tasmania – but be warned; once you’ve tried it there’s no going back! Source from: http://bunburyfarmersmarket.com.au/about/

We are a Vintage Market, and as such we give preference and priority to Vendors showcasing vintage, up-cycled, remade, reclaimed, recycled and vintage-style wares or services. Pinup Pretties to vintage rides of all types. We donate quietly to many non profit community groups in our own backyard. CO-OP entertainment groups donate and put on their talents for your enjoyment and to showcase their work and upcoming productions. We are self funded with no handouts and hand ups. All business types are welcome, from mum and dad to established Rockabilly retailers and services, not limited to barbers, body panel and paint, publishers, artists, performance clubs and automotive stores and so forth. Stall space is limited, and we prefer to remain a Vintage Collective. Thank you for understanding. Our visitors haven’t called it “The BEST Vintage Market in Perth” lightly! #vcmperth thevintagecollectivemarkets.net vcmperth@outlook.com

The Beaufort Street Artisan Market is a free outdoor Art Market at Mary St Piazza and the laneways, Mt Lawely. The Market is presented by the Beaufort Street Network and promotes Perth’s creative talent. It features a dynamic mix of local artists, designers and artisans. All art and products are made in Western Australia. Locals and visitors are invited to meander through artisan stalls and public hanging spaces. In a celebration of Perth's local creative brilliance and talent, the market gives local artists, designers and craftspeople the opportunity to display their work in an open, free and creative environment. For further details, application forms email bsam@beaufortstreet.com.au

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

For students and staff of ECU's Joondalup campus, this weekly market will run 16 times this year. The market comprises food trucks, music,20 stalls and student guild involvement. Held on the grassed area outside Aroma Cafe and the library, near the Guild Shop.

Authentic farm direct West Australian produce sold to you by the people who grow it in Joondalup's beautiful Central Park every Saturday morning from 8am till noon. Shop your weekly needs in Central Park and meet with the people who grow your fresh products, . Have a day out, come by for breakfast in the park, grab a coffee or a fresh juice and enjoy the music!

The Kalamunda Farmers Market enables shoppers to buy direct from the farmer, grower or producer in the Perth hills. The Market operates every Sunday morning in the Central Mall, Kalamunda from 8am. The market has an enormous array of produce including seasonal fruit and veg, meat, eggs, large range of biscuits and cakes, macaroons, freshly squeezed apple/vegetable juices, sunflowers, hand made vegetable oil based soaps, macadamia and pecan nuts, fresh squeezed orange juice on site, honey, herbal loose teas, ground coffee beans, pickles, jams, roses, gerberas, lilies, pickled onions, various cheese including goats cheese, herbs (Fresh picked and potted- Still growing), truffle oil, pea straw, Turkish food , Thai food, avocado oil, nuts, green sprouts, spices, marinades, savoury pastries, lavosh dips, potted herbs, a great range of take away food, jellies, chutneys, milk, seedlings, bread, pies, pasties, spring rolls, olive oil, dukkah and gluten free products.

Small community market. Mondays during school holidays

The Swapmart operates with the kind support of the Kardinya Park Shopping Centre and Ezy Plus Kardinya. Fees: Sellers - $10 first bay, $5 each extra bay. (Car parked in market area is charged as an extra bay.) Buyers/visitors - Gold coin donation. Entry for sellers and buyers is at your own risk. Sellers' bays are available on first-come, first-served basis. No reservations permitted. Sellers are encouraged to come as early as possible to be sure of securing bays, particularly at peak periods. No sale of food or animals/pets. All rubbish, unsold goods etc must be taken away. Shopping Centre rubbish bins may not be used for Swapmart waste. Facilities: A toilet is available to Swapmart patrons at the rear of Ezy Plus. Other public toilets are at the BP Service station at South Street-Gilbertson Road and at Chicken Treat, South Street. Coffee and other supplies are available at Ezy Plus. Operates: Each Sunday except Christmas/New Year and Easter, weather permitting. A decision to close the Swapmart due to inclement weather will be made on the day and will be notified as soon as possible on this page. Closing time may vary in line with Sunday trading regulations. As this is an open-air venue, patrons are advised to take precautions against heat and/or inclement weather. Background: The weekly Rotary Swapmart has been running each Sunday morning at the Kardinya Park Shopping Centre for over 20 years. Through the Swapmart, Rotary Booragoon has raised well over $500,000 for charitable purposes in the local community, nationally and internationally. The Swapmart has become a much-loved community event for residents over a wide area of Perth's southern suburbs. Many of today's visitors bring their children to share the market experience, as they did with their own parents a generation ago. Through the Swapmart, thousands of items of pre-loved household goods find new homes in a triumph of smart recycling. Source from: https://www.facebook.com/Rotary-Swapmart-Kardinya-Park-161781477219645/info/?tab=page_info

***THIS MARKET IS NO LONGER OPERATIONAL*** Leederville Farmers Market is committed in bringing fresh & healthy farm direct produce to you, our market customer, from our rural and semi rural districts within Western Australia. Our farmers and food artisans will bring their freshly picked, cooked and baked produce into the markets every week from their places of work so you can have the best of the best on your tables. How much more sensible can it get ? Shopping at the market also provides the opportunity for you to get to know the people who grow the food that you and your families and friends eat. It also allows you to know exactly how the food was grown and gives complete transparency as to its provenance. Our farmers market charter ensures that all goods sold on the market floor are grown or baked or caught or reared in Western Australia by our own farmers and food artisans. Source of image and text from: http://www.leedervillefarmers.com.au/

our twillight markets are back for 2016, family fun night with bouncy castle, animal farm, food vans coffee, icecream and lots of stalls. come down, meet the neighbours have some fun and a family meal. | Source from: https://www.facebook.com/events/1688273224744284/

Mandjar Markets is a Handmade Art & Craft market with a unique selection of exquisite, awarding winning Art & Craft, fresh food and local gourmet goodies. Located under large shady trees of the eastern foreshore with spectacular views over the Peel Inlet, in the City of Mandurah. Only one hour drive from Perth City. We trade from 9.00am until 4.00pm every Sunday from October until May. We have a family atmosphere with a little of everything for all to enjoy. A must see when visiting the Peel Region. Mandjar Markets will be open from 4th October 2015 to 8th May 2016 from 9:00am – 4:00pm each Sunday, located on the Eastern Foreshore Mandurah near to the Rotunda. Due to specific events hosted by the City of Mandurah, slight variations to operating locations, dates and times are necessary. | Source from: http://www.mandjarmarkets.com.au/

************ WE BELIEVE THIS MARKET IS NO LONGER OPERATIONAL************ | BUY DIRECT, BUY FRESH, BUY WEEKLY! Locally produced food from the Peel and South West regions of Western Australia. The Peel Region, famously renowned for its spectacular waterways, is now growing in its reputation on the food scene -as Perth’s emerging food bowl – located just an hour’s drive south of the metropolitan area. Crystallising this concept is a group of regional farmers from across the Peel and Southwest who are working together to develop a regional Peel Farmers Market. Foodies, and families a like, will be able to have direct access to regional farmers selling and promoting their produce and value added products at the Market. Lex Langridge, the spokesperson for the Peel Farmers Market, said that the group wants consumers to experience a wide range of product freshly harvested and ready to sample straight from the grower. “Our Peel Farmers Market members will pick their produce the night before market,” Mr. Langridge said. “Quite a number of producers involved in the Market grow organically or chemical free.” “What you take home will be fresh, seasonal and full of flavour – with the added benefit of knowing the person or family that produced the food,” he said. Source from: http://www.peelfarmersmarket.com.au/

The Smart Street Mall Saturday Market is a general market held every Saturday throughout the year in Smart Street Mall, Mandurah. Smart Street Mall is a lovely boutique shopping strip in the beautiful seaside city of Mandurah, Western Australia. At our market you will find a great range of products and a different mix every week including fruit and veg, herbs and other plants, fashion clothing and accessories, art and crafts, artisan food products, toys and gifts, retro and vintage wares and more! Whether you are a local or a visitor, we invite you to enjoy a relaxed shopping experience at this unique community market. Standard trading hours are 9am - 2pm but stallholders are welcome to continue trading until 5pm. Stalls cost $20 each if you hold Public Liability Insurance or $30 if you don't. We welcome stallholders selling a wide variety of goods including good quality secondhand goods; art and handcrafted items; pickles, preserves, jams etc; products such as Tupperware, Enjo, Avon, Scentsy etc; and imported goods. Every week we have a provide a stall space at no charge to a not for profit group to use for fundraising. | Source from: http://www.smartstreetmarkets.blogspot.my/p/about-this-market.html | Pictures from: https://www.facebook.com/SmartStreetMarkets

Mandurah Boardwalk Market is a vibrant market that activates one of Mandurah’s most central locations, THE BOARDWALK

The Margaret River Farmers’ Market has been a feature of the region for over 13 years. From humble beginnings the market has grown to be a Saturday morning fixture with up to 50 stalls. Only producers from the local Shires and surrounding south west are eligible to set up a stall, and the stalls are operated by the people who grow or make the produce. This makes the Margaret River Market one of only a few genuine Farmers’ Markets in the state. The Farmers’ Market is a business incubator, with local producers testing new products and developing new enterprises from the opportunity created by its thriving, vibrant atmosphere. Each market features a breakfast bar run by a local charity, school or sporting organisation to raise funds for their cause. In an environment where food supply in Australia is increasingly controlled by large supermarket chains, the market is an important alternative outlet for produce and an integral part of successful farmers’ businesses. Customers can connect with the producers of the food they eat, and feel confident that the produce has a low carbon footprint, supports local livelihoods, and helps to preserve the environmental integrity of the Margaret River Region. | Source from: http://www.margaretriverfarmersmarket.com.au/

Maiden Markets features home decor, macrame, concrete planters, candles, artwork, jewellery, beauty and skin care products, ladies and kids fashion and accessories, health foods, teas and juices, sweet treats, coffee and food vans plus face painting and activities for the kids. At Maiden Markets we welcome all PERTH OWNED AND OPERATED BRANDS ONLY. Please visit our website for upcoming markets and events!

Midland Farmers Markets is the second oldest in Perth.We have been around for about 37 years and contrary to what some people think apart from a huge selection of fresh fruit and vegetables there is much,much more to see (and buy of course).We now have some form of entertainment most weeks whether it be a band,a balloon artist or something a bit different.

For students and staff of ECU's Mount Lawley campus, this weekly market will run 16 times this year. The market comprises live music performances by WAPAA, 15 market stalls and student guild involvement.

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/

Conducted in Nichol Street, Mundaring, on the second Sunday of each month and open to the public between 9.00am and 2.00pm, the Mundaring Sunday Markets have proven popular with local folk, as well as people from outside the Shire, interested in what we have to offer and the many attractions that the Mundaring Shire has to offer. The markets attract up to 100 stalls selling a wide range of arts and crafts, various food stalls, health products, honey, soaps, candles, books, plants and garden products, fruit and vegetables, pet products etc. Have a look at the stall advertisements on our main web page for an idea of some of the variety available. Established in 2006, with the help and sponsorship of the Shire of Mundaring, the markets provide a focal point for the local community and also attract visitors to Mundaring from all over the metropolitan area and further afield. Many visitors come to our markets and then go onto the many attractions that the Shire has to offer. Details as to these varied attractions can be found at: http://www.mundaringtourism.com.au/ Also the Shire of Mundaring has a useful web site that is well worth referring to for information, just go to: http://www.mundaring.wa.gov.au/ TO BECOME A STALLHOLDER The Mundaring Sunday Markets promote new products. People interested in booking a stall space at the market should first speak to the Market Administrator on the dedicated phone number 0428 460 179 to discuss the proposed stall before submitting an application form. The form provides all of the necessary information regarding the applicable fees, setting up and closing down times and other ‘house keeping’ details. The application form is available under 'Useful Links' in the menu to the left of this article. The application form will need to scanned and emailed to the Market Administrator at the email address or it may be mailed to the Markets Administrator at the postal address given on the application form. The success of the Mundaring Sunday Markets enables The Rotary Club of Mundaring Inc, to assist in funding many local community projects and individuals seeking support for worthwhile causes. It also supports national and international projects such as Shelterbox: a first response shelter initiative in disaster areas and Polio Plus: a successful attempt by Rotary to eradicate polio throughout the world. In the past three years the Rotary Club of Mundaring has disbursed over $150,000 to such local, national and international causes. The markets also provide opportunities for local organisations to be present at the markets through an initiative of the local Community Bendigo Bank. The bank provides a tent and site for local organizations on a rotational basis. Contact the Mundaring Bendigo Bank for further information. Stalls are also provided by the Rotary Club for local not for profit organisations at a reduced rate from time to time. Co-events are encouraged on market days and by working with local business and organizations from the wider community many markets days are accompanied by interesting events that add interest and colour to the day. Keep an eye on our website for details and if you are interested in finding out more about these co-events, the Mundaring Sunday Markets themselves or if you are interested in finding out more about the Rotary Club of Mundaring (Inc) just click on the ‘Want to contact us’ link in our site homepage menu. | | All Image & Article are sourced from: http://www.rotarymundaring.wa.inaust.org/html/Public/Newsletter/Newsletter.php?ArticleNo=3 | https://www.facebook.com/Mundaring-Sunday-Markets-1552015278429072/?fref=ts

Markets start 8am, items and animals for auction to be there between 8am & 10am. Auction starts on sundries about 10.30am, livestock about 11-12pm and poultry and birds start 12pm usually. Payment of goods purchased is by CASH ONLY!!!!!!!! Sellers will be sent a cheque if their items total over $50, otherwise they can collect payments at the NEXT auction. A typical rural market & auction, all manner of livestock & animals for sale on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month.. Entry is Free! Bidder registration for $2. Stalls start from 8.00am, auction starts at 10.30am. Market stalls - fruit and veg., home made jams pies etc. house hold goods , stock feed (hay, grain etc.) and other stalls

Beautiful Marketplace inspired with Shabby Chic Vintage, French, Industrial, Farmhouse, Cottage Style Home Furnishing, Jewellery Designer, Vintage Clothing

The Ladybird Market events feature Perth female creatives and their WA handmade and designed products and items, providing them with a platform to showcase their creations. Their Pop Up markets are boutique, unique and carefully curated to showcase some of the best WA has to offer in both handmade and locally designed items so you really are supporting local small businesses when you visit these markets. You'll find a range of high quality items from artwork, candles, decor items, stationery, skincare, beauty products, jewellery, accessories, home wares, clothing, kids clothing and accessories, unique gifts, sweet treats and much more. As well as the various pop up market locations, The Ladybird Market have taken part in and continue to be involved in some of the most popular larger Perth street festivals such as the Mount Hawthorn Streets & Laneways Festival, Vic Park Summer Street Party and the Light Up Leederville Carnival, with their own section of high quality handmade stalls. See the Facebook page to keep up to date with all events and featured artisans. Current Dates: (420 Joondalup Drive, Joondalup) Saturday, 25 Feb - 9am-5pm | Saturday, 25 March - 9am-5pm | Saturday, 29 April - 9am-5pm | Saturday, 13 May - 9am-5pm | Saturday, 17 June - 9am-5pm (Pop Up Market at Floreat Forum, Corner Howtree Place and The Boulevard, Floreat Saturday) 11 March, 9am-5pm | Saturday, 1 April, 9am-5pm.

Swapmart operates every week with the opportunity to either browse or sell second hand goods at reasonable prices. Come along to the lower level car park of the Broadway Shopping Centre, Broadway, Nedlands either as a seller or a buyer. Open 7:00 am until midday. Sellers' bays cost only $5. Buyers can purchase a wide range of white goods, plants, books, toys, and many other good quality items. Be there!

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/

Linsey's Community Events organises, promotes, and manages events, markets, and fundraisers to help support local & small businesses within Perth.

Palmyra Western Farmers Market revives the age old tradition of direct trade between householders and farmers in a community setting. Each market is a social celebration of all things good – food, family, friends, and conversation. The Palmyra Western Farmers Market Promotes sustainable agriculture Supports & stimulates the viability of independent primary producers by providing a city based market site for direct sales to customers Provides customers with access to fresh food of uncompromised quality Contributes to strengthening rural & urban relationships Source of text and image from: http://www.westernfarmersmarkets.com.au

MiLi Markets & Events began in July 2014 as Ladies Night Markets. Founded by Lisa and Michelle as a way to promote their own small businesses over the quiet winter market season. The first event was on July 25 in Currambine and was a ladies only event which was hugely successful and had ladies begging for more events. The remainder of 2014 saw 5 more Ladies Night markets and Ladies Night Market's following increase dramatically. In 2015 it was decided to also run daytime markets for the entire family as well as continue the successful Ladies Night formula. Ladies Night Markets became MiLi Markets & Events to better reflect the new direction. Event organisers are now approaching MiLi Markets to assist with the market and stall aspect of their events. MiLi Markets were asked to operate a market in conjunction with ECU Joondalup's Open Day, and ECU Joondalup's Lunchtime Markets as well. MiLi Markets are also operating a craft market in conjunction with the very popular Maylands Hawkers Market as part of their grand re-opening for the summer season on October 31. MiLi Markets & Events has a large stallholder following due to our commitment to promoting each market heavily to get the shoppers through, solving any problems quickly on market day and being available for advice at any time. MiLi Markets & Events are running more than 20 markets in 2015 and plan to grow further every year! Source from: http://www.milimarkets.com/

Perth Home Grown is a new and exciting market, bringing fresh, high quality, locally grown produce and products to the City of Perth. Source of text and image from: https://www.facebook.com/Perth-Home-Grown-414067235387208

Kick off the weekend with good coffee, good food and good times at Barrack Street Jetty, every Saturday morning from 8am. Enjoy local made goods, fresh made produce and live music. $5 yoga lessons, free kids activities, animal farm, $5 face painting and hula hooping. Relax by the river, enjoy a nice walk, spot a dolphin and take a sneak peek at the amazing Elizabeth Quay before it opens. Get down there by foot, ferry, bike, train, free CAT bus or enjoy $5 Super Saturday Parking. Source of text and image from: https://www.facebook.com/swanrivercommunitymarkets/

The Roleystone Markets was formed as a sub-committee to the Roleystone Community Garden and with sponsorship and support of our Community Bank - Bendigo Bank. The quarterly themed markets are in line with the changing seasons and each market offers unique activities to the time of year. The Market is establishing itself as a fixture to the Perth Market Scene and a "can't miss destination" for the local and Perth community as a whole. One annual market per season, next markets are on: 7th February 2016 11am to 3pm | 6th March 2016 3pm to 8pm | 12th June 2016 10am to 3pm | 18th Sept 2016 10am to 3pm. 11th Dec 2016 3pm to 8pm | Source from: http://www.roleystonemarkets.org.au/

Feed Box Market is designed to nourish... + feed our souls + feed our families + feed our relationships + feed our desire to learn + feed our creative side + feed our sense of belonging + feed our culture + feed our sense of fun + feed our communities Feed Box Market is brought to you by DY.o events who pride themselves on delivering well designed and thoughful events to Perth and its communities. | Source from: http://www.feedboxmarket.com.au/

Held first Sunday of every month (except January). 9am -1pm Numerous stalls selling handmade arts & crafts, local produce and locally made cakes, preserves, chilli oil, spices, etc are set out among the trees. There are also stalls selling soy soap, plants, wood crafts, jewellery, glassware, toys, and many other items. A number of stalls are run to raise funds for various community organisations such as the PCYC, and Riding for the Disabled. | Source from: http://www.serpentinevalley.com.au/things-to-do/markets/serpentine-country-markets

The Local & General Markets are a boutique market with a focus on handmade & unique stallholders. Our markets are held regularly at the Secret Harbour Community Centre & South Perth Community Hall. The Local & General Markets started in 2013 by Street Hassle Events and have a heritage of many years of knowledge and experience behind it. It has an excellent reputation within the market stall industry and the full support of its ever expanding database across the Metropolitan area. The staff behind the markets are dedicated to bringing together a variety of handmade, unique & funky stallholders.

Come along to a family friendly indoor market featuring a variety of handmade & unique stalls, hot coffee, gourmet food, live entertainment, face painting & free children's activities. Homemade James - Candles - Clothing - Baby Accessories - Jewellery - Home Decor - Soaps - Hair Accessories - Teas - Stationary & more! South Perth Community Centre | Cnr of Sandgate St & South Terrace, South Perth. | For more information call 9524 8845 OR email: markets@streethassle.com.au | Source from: https://www.facebook.com/events/1136205239731207/

LMP Events organise boutique pop up markets such at Little Market Place & Mega Market Place. Both events are focused on supporting local businesses and providing them with an affordable platform to launch their products to the public.

Street Food Central brings together the finest food trucks to South Perth bringing new life and creating great atmosphere!

The Busy Bee's Markets has been planning & organising event markets since 2014. Look out for events organised by the Busy Bees below!

This indoor market supports local crafters and home businesses. Showcasing amazing handmade giftware, accessories, jewellery, craft supplies, household items as well as health and beauty products. Tea garden on site. Free Entry. Stall Fee applies. Dates: (Every second Saturday of the month, except for November) 8 JULY 2017 12 AUGUST 2017 9 SEPTEMBER 2017 14 OCTOBER 2017 25 NOVEMBER 2017

Bring your shopping bags to stock up on great and fresh local produce, direct from the grower/producer, or just enjoy breakfast or a coffee while listening to our lovely buskers and soaking up the wonderful community atmosphere. Run by the Rotary Club of Karrinyup Sundays: 07:30 - 11:30 am Contact Market Manager Peter Polain on 0468 469 749 to enquire about stalls...

Subi Farmers Market is operated by the Subi Farmers Market Committee, an independent Not-for-Profit organisation. The Mission of the Subiaco Farmers Market is: To provide fresh, nutritional & tasty food to the whole community on a regular weekly basis. To support and stimulate profitable trading & growth of independent primary producers using ethical & sustainable agricultural methods. To contribute to the vibrant community of Subiaco in a positive way by providing a meeting place creating a cohesive community spirit and a positive social experience. To educate our children and the community about nutrition, healthy eating practices, sustainable agriculture, environmental issues and seasonal food. To support Subiaco Primary School on an ongoing and sustainable basis. To promote the “clean green” message in the community and contribute to local environmental sustainability. To create opportunities for business to develop or diversify – both local and regional producers and potential stallholders. To gather like-minded people together who share a common philosophy and are passionate about fresh produce, health and sustainable farming and educating the public. To further position Subiaco as a Tourist destination with unique facilities to attract people to the business district. Source of text and image from: http://subifarmersmarket.com.au/

The St Stephens Community Farmers Markets is Perth's newest market which opened on September 5th, 2015. The market promotes a healthy lifestyle- physically, socially and spiritually and provides a place for the community to gather. Visiting St Stephen's Community market is more than just about the purchasing of excellent fruit and vegetables, it is an engaging experience where consumers can develop direct relationships with the producers, they can bring the whole family knowing there will be safe and uplifting activities for the children. They can be entertained by home-grown performers and enjoy the relaxed and friendly environment. The market is a place where people and families have opportunities to learn more about the environmental and social benefits of buying from and supporting local producers and of living in community. Packed with loads of stalls, live music, activities for the kids, and lots of shade, seating/relaxing area, there is something for everyone at the St Stephens Community Farmers Market. SSCFM is is owned and operated by St Stephens Community Farmers Market Inc a NOT FOR PROFIT association formed to raise funds for the work and outreach programs of the Carramar Uniting Church. | Source from: http://www.sscfarmersmarket.org.au/pages/about-us

Welcome to The Vasse Markets, one of the oldest markets in WA's South West! We have fresh fruit & vegetables, handmade arts & crafts, unique gifts and delicious food. Support your community and care for our environment by shopping local and buying handmade, natural or pre-loved items here. Over 75% of our stallholders sell what they have grown or made themselves.

Same great market at a new location, every Sunday! Come visit us at the Honeywood Land Sales Office Carpark at the Corner of Bruny Meander and Morwell Entrance, Wandi. We’re open from 8am to 12noon every Sunday! Our market will provide our local community with good quality fresh, local and home made produce direct from the farm to you. Get to know the people that grow what you eat, get tips and advice and best of all know that it was only picked and packed the day before. We want to support local growers, small business and bring the community together in a fun, relaxed environment. See you there! Source of text and image from: http://www.thelocalfarmersmarket.com.au/

Situated under towering pine trees, lush green grass and manicured rose beds, the community has embraced the relaxed, casual style of Saturday morning shopping. The Market came about after the Market Manager and his family were discussing the number of hours spent on the weekends for over four years visiting various markets in search of fresh organic and conventional produce, grower direct. The consensus was: wouldn’t it be fantastic if there was a grower direct one stop market South of the River. A market: • With natural shade from huge trees • With soft green grass under foot with birds chirping away • With heaps of free parking • Where families can relax and form new friendships • Easy to locate And so the FARMERS MARKET ON MANNING was born. Source from: http://farmersmarketonmanning.com.au/