Tramsheds Growers and Artisan Market

The Tramsheds Growers and Artisan Market runs every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 3pm at Tramsheds, 1 Dalgal Way, Forest Lodge. The Tramsheds website describes local artisan and delicious foodies and bespoke wares, and vendors can book a spot through the casual leasing contact listed on the site.

A market inside a heritage depot

The market takes place at Tramsheds Harold Park, which sits within the Rozelle Tram Depot. The saw-tooth roof was first erected in 1904, and the building has been restored as a heritage project, with replicas made where original features could not be saved. Tramsheds is described as a European-inspired food hall with 11 food providores, along with a community centre, a community garden and a flexible space called Artisan Lane.

Market at a glance

Sat and Sun9am to 3pm

1904Saw-tooth roof first erected

11Food providores in the food hall

WeeklyBoth weekend days

Forest Lodge is a suburb about 4 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, with 4,965 residents at the 2021 census. It was named after a house built in 1836 by Ambrose Foss, and it sits next to Glebe, Annandale and Camperdown, with Victorian-era housing and a small collection of bars, cafes and antique stores around Ross Street and St Johns Road. Both weekend days are covered, so the market suits a Saturday or a Sunday plan. The setting means a visit can combine browsing artisan stalls with eating at the food hall on the same site, and the heritage building is part of the draw.

Good to know before you go

The market runs on Saturdays and Sundays only, from 9am to 3pm. Check the Tramsheds website or Facebook page before you go for the latest on what is trading.

Vendors apply through the casual leasing email listed on the Tramsheds website rather than through a separate market website. Shoppers can see what is on through the venue's own channels, and the market is part of the wider Tramsheds precinct.