Cleveland Markets

Cleveland Markets has been trading on Bloomfield Street in Cleveland for more than three decades, making it one of the original Brisbane-area farmers markets and a fixture of the Redlands Coast long before the current wave of weekend produce markets appeared around Brisbane's bayside.

More than 70 stalls between Middle and Queen Streets

The market sets up along Bloomfield Street between Middle and Queen Streets every Sunday morning, with more than 70 stalls covering fresh produce, artisan food, arts and crafts, and a run of cafe and coffee vendors. That stall count puts it among the larger weekly markets in the Redlands Coast area, drawing both locals doing their weekly grocery shop and visitors treating it as a Sunday morning outing.

The mix leans toward fresh food rather than general bric-a-brac, with growers and producers sitting alongside the arts and crafts stalls, which is part of why it is still described locally as a farmers market rather than a general weekend market.

Good to know before you go

Arrive earlier rather than later, since 7am starts and the market winds down by 1pm, and the best produce and baked goods can sell out well before closing. Street parking around Bloomfield, Middle and Queen Streets fills up quickly once the market gets underway, so allow extra time to find a spot on a fine Sunday.