Armidale Farmers Market

Armidale Farmers' Market trades from Curtis Park on Faulkner Street every second Sunday of the month, drawing growers and producers from across the New England and Coffs Coast regions into Armidale for a Sunday morning market. Sessions run from 8:30am to 12:30pm, and the market's published calendar currently runs sessions through to January 2027, so it's an active, ongoing fixture rather than a seasonal one-off.

What's on the stalls

Stallholders bring fresh seasonal produce, meat, cheese, eggs, baked goods, wine and organic fair-trade coffee sourced from growers around the New England tablelands and down toward the Coffs Coast, alongside homemade gourmet food, plants and a car boot sale section for secondhand finds. Live music runs through the morning, and the market is set up as a place to linger over a lazy breakfast or brunch under Curtis Park's shady trees rather than just tick off a shopping list, with a playground on site for families to make a morning of it.

Market at a glance

2nd SunMonthly trading day

8:30am-12:30pmTrading hours

Curtis ParkVenue

Plastic-freeMarket policy

Why the market goes plastic free

Armidale Farmers' Market runs as a deliberately plastic-free zone: stallholders provide compostable bags and containers, and shoppers are asked to bring their own bags rather than rely on the market for packaging. Curtis Park's location was also chosen partly because it's easy to reach on foot or by bike, which fits the market's broader push to cut down on car trips and single-use waste on market mornings.

Curtis Park has disabled access, though the market's operators ask visitors with specific accessibility needs to get in touch before visiting to confirm current on-the-day arrangements. No entry fee is published for browsing the stalls; contact the market directly for stallholder bookings or anything not covered here.