Sunday markets in Melbourne, Sunday 25 October
35 markets trading in Melbourne on Sunday 25 October.
5 of the 35 are farmers markets and 1 is a night market. The earliest start is 6am at Coburg Market in Coburg. 4 of them run monthly and will not be back next week.
Sunday in Melbourne starts later than Saturday and has more secondhand in it. St Kilda Esplanade Market opens at 10am and runs to 5pm. The trash and treasure markets at Coburg and Thomastown start at 8am. Camberwell Sunday Market and Bentleigh Sunday Market are both going by 7am.
Sunday farmers markets
There are fewer than on Saturday, but three run every week: Eltham, Flemington in Ascot Vale, and Mulgrave. The monthly ones rotate here too. Williamstown and Whitehorse have the second Sunday, and Beaumaris and North Essendon the third.
The halls keep shorter Sunday hours. Queen Victoria Market opens at 9am on a Sunday against 6am on a Saturday.
Not on again next week
These run monthly, so this date is the one chance for a while. The date after each name is when it next trades.
- Eynesbury Market, Eynesbury. Next on Sunday 22 November.
- Kinglake Market, Kinglake Central. Next on Sunday 22 November.
- Nunawading Arts & Craft Market, Nunawading. Next on Sunday 22 November.
- Upwey Community Market, Upwey. Next on Sunday 22 November.
Sunday 25 October · 35 markets
Farmers markets · 5
Produce and fresh food · 2
Flea and vintage · 7
General markets · 20
St Kilda Esplanade Market
Oakleigh Rotary Sunday Market
Pipeworks Market
Postal Lane Markets
Kingsbury Drive Community Market
Market Fair
Springvale Market Square
Kinglake Market
The Gully Market
Queen's Food Hall
Preston Market
Dandenong Market
Queen Victoria Market
Fitzroy Market
Eynesbury Market
The Rose Street Artists' Market
Akoonah Park Market
String Bean Alley
Nunawading Arts & Craft Market
South Melbourne Market
Other markets · 1
Timing your visit
Early starts
Open before 7am, for first pick of the produce and an easy park.
- Coburg Market, Coburg. Opens 6am.
Still going after lunch
Trading past 2pm, for a slow start or a second stop.
- Pacific Market Melbourne, Ardeer. Closes 7pm.
- Postal Lane Markets, Melbourne. Closes 6pm.
- Springvale Market Square, Springvale. Closes 6pm.
- St Kilda Esplanade Market, St Kilda. Closes 5pm.
- Lost and Found Market, Fitzroy. Closes 5pm.
- Market Fair, Ferntree Gully. Closes 5pm.
How far from Melbourne
The same markets in rough bands by distance from the city centre. Some are placed by suburb rather than exact address, so treat the bands as a guide.
Within 10km of the city centre
- Postal Lane Markets, Melbourne
- Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne
- Queen's Food Hall, Melbourne
- String Bean Alley, Melbourne
- Lost and Found Market, Fitzroy
- Fitzroy Market, Fitzroy
- South Melbourne Market, South Melbourne
- The Rose Street Artists' Market, Fitzroy
- Prahran Market, South Yarra
- Flemington Farmers' Market, Ascot Vale
- St Kilda Esplanade Market, St Kilda
- Alphington Farmers Market, Alphington
Plus 3 more in the list above.
10 to 25km out
- Coburg Trash & Treasure Market, Coburg
- Kingsbury Drive Community Market, Bundoora
- Bentleigh Sunday Market, Bentleigh
- Oakleigh Rotary Sunday Market, Oakleigh
- Thomastown Trash and Treasure Market, Thomastown
- Pacific Market Melbourne, Ardeer
- Pipeworks Market, Thomastown
- Laverton Market, Laverton North
- Nunawading Arts & Craft Market, Nunawading
- Eltham Farmers' Market, Eltham
- Springvale Market Square, Springvale
- Wantirna Trash & Treasure Market, Wantirna
Plus 1 more in the list above.
Further out
- Dandenong Market, Dandenong
- Market Fair, Ferntree Gully
- The Gully Market, Upper Ferntree Gully
- Upwey Community Market, Upwey
- Eynesbury Market, Eynesbury
- Akoonah Park Market, Berwick
- Kinglake Market, Kinglake Central
In season right now in Victoria
Being picked in Victoria through October. Growers set their stalls by the season, so this is a fair guide to what will be on the tables, with asian greens, asparagus and leek among the crops at their best now.
★ Asian greens
★ Asparagus
★ Leek
★ Peas
★ Potato
Broccoli
Cabbage
Carrot
Cauliflower
Celery
Fresh herbs
Lettuce
Orange
Parsnip
Raspberry
Spinach and silverbeet- +1 more in Victoria
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which markets are on every Sunday in Melbourne?
- 31 markets with a published schedule trade every Sunday in Melbourne, including Akoonah Park Market (Berwick), Alphington Farmers Market, Bentleigh Sunday Market, Camberwell Sunday Market, Coburg Market and Coburg Trash & Treasure Market. The other 25 are in the list on this page.
- How many Sunday markets in Melbourne are monthly?
- 24 run on some Sundays of the month and not others, against 31 that trade every week. Which of them you get depends on the date, so the list changes from one Sunday to the next.