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Sunday markets in Western Australia, Sunday 18 October

28 markets trading in Western Australia on Sunday 18 October.

9 of the 28 are farmers markets. The earliest start is 5am at Sunday Markets Maddington in Maddington. One of them runs monthly and will not be back next week.

Sunday in regional Western Australia is the second market morning in the bigger towns. Albany Boatshed Markets runs 9am to 1pm, Margaret River Town Square Markets starts at 8am, and Platform Markets in Geraldton trades 8am to midday.

Seasonal and monthly

Mandjar Markets in Mandurah runs on Sundays from October to May and takes winter off. The Margaret River Town Square market is weekly through the warmer months and less often in winter, so check its listing from May to October.

The monthly south west markets mostly fall on Sunday. Bridgetown and Collie share the second Sunday, Toodyay has the third, and Boyanup the fourth.

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.

Sunday 18 October · 28 markets

General markets · 17

Timing your visit

Early starts

Open before 7am, for first pick of the produce and an easy park.

Still going after lunch

Trading past 2pm, for a slow start or a second stop.

In season right now in Western Australia

Being picked in Western Australia 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, avocado and banana among the crops at their best now.

What else is in season across Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Which markets are on every Sunday in Western Australia?
26 markets with a published schedule trade every Sunday in Western Australia, including Albany Boatshed Markets, Armadale Market (Camillo), Belmont Rotary Club Flea Market (Cloverdale), Bunbury Farmers Market (Glen Iris), Canning Vale Weekend Markets and E Shed Markets (Fremantle). The other 20 are in the list on this page.
How many Sunday markets in Western Australia are monthly?
5 run on some Sundays of the month and not others, against 26 that trade every week. Which of them you get depends on the date, so the list changes from one Sunday to the next.

Planning further ahead