Nimbin Farmers Market

Nimbin Farmers Market trades every Wednesday afternoon from 3pm to 6pm in the Green Bank Carpark on Cullen Street, Nimbin's main street in the NSW Northern Rivers. It runs as a twilight session rather than a morning market, timed for after-work and after-school shopping rather than a weekend outing, and it's separate from the town's better-known monthly arts and crafts market at the Community Centre a short walk away.

What's on the stalls

The stall mix is built around locally grown produce with very short supply chains: fresh vegetables and seasonal fruit, bread and baked goods, meat, tofu, cheeses and desserts from growers and small producers rather than resellers. Live music is a regular feature of the Wednesday session, and the market leans on Nimbin's small-town, independent character rather than a large-scale commercial layout. With more than 2,000 followers on its own Facebook page, it has a solid regular following for a market that only runs a few hours a week.

Market at a glance

Every WedTrading day

3-6pmTrading hours

2,140+Facebook followers

Green BankVenue

Good to know before you go

The market sits in the Green Bank Carpark, between the Green Bank building and Nimbin's post office, with complimentary parking available around Nimbin Village. Its official NSW visitor listing notes disabled access is available and suggests calling the organiser on (02) 6689 1512 to confirm specific access needs ahead of a visit. No entry fee is listed for browsing the stalls, and the afternoon timing makes it an easy stop on the way through town rather than a destination that needs a whole morning set aside.

Nimbin runs three separate regular markets, and it's worth knowing which is which before planning a visit: this weekly Wednesday farmers market in the Green Bank Carpark, a monthly arts and crafts market at the Community Centre on Cullen Street, and the Blue Knob Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings out at Blue Knob Hall, a short drive from the town centre.