Markets this weekend in New South Wales
43 markets trading in New South Wales on Sunday 18 October.
6 of the 43 are farmers markets and 2 are night markets. The earliest start is 6am at Tweed Heads Market in Tweed Heads. 14 of them run monthly and will not be back next week.
A weekend list for the whole of New South Wales is long, and most of it is not in Sydney. It helps to read it by region: the Northern Rivers for farmers markets, the Central Coast for Sunday mornings, the Hunter for craft and wine country, and the inland towns for the monthly ones.
Monthly inland, weekly on the coast
Several of the coastal farmers markets run every week, while the inland ones tend to be once a month. Bangalow and Uki are every Saturday. Orange is the second Saturday and Mudgee the third.
So check the pattern on each card. Markets this weekend in Sydney narrows the list to the city.
Not on again next week
These run monthly, so this weekend is the one chance for a while. The date after each name is when it next trades.
- Batemans Bay Sunday Market, Batemans Bay. Next on Sunday 1 November.
- Berry Reserve Market, Narrabeen, Narrabeen. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Concord Rotary Farmers Market, Concord. Next on Sunday 1 November.
- DownTown Markets, Pennant Hills. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Handmade & Homegrown Market, Campbelltown. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Homegrown Markets Speers Point, Speers Point. Next on Sunday 1 November.
- Kiama Seaside Markets, Kiama. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Laurieton Riverwalk Markets, Laurieton. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Luddenham Country Market, Luddenham. Next on Sunday 1 November.
- Magpie Up Style Market, Lawson. Next on Sunday 15 November.
- Nelson Bay Legacy Market, Nelson Bay. Next on Sunday 1 November.
- Pottsville Beach Community Markets, Pottsville. Next on Sunday 1 November.
Plus 2 more in the list below, marked monthly on their cards.
Sunday 18 October · 43 markets
Farmers markets · 6
General markets · 32
Parklea Markets
Magpie Up Style Market
Dapto Market
That Great Market
Paddy's Markets Haymarket
Rotary Kiewa Street Market
Harbourside Markets
Paddy's Markets Flemington
Toukley Lions Markets
Homegrown Markets Speers Point
Handmade & Homegrown Market
Luddenham Country Market
Nelson Bay Legacy Market
Pottsville Beach Community Markets
Pokolbin Market
Windsor Mall Sunday Markets
Tramsheds Growers and Artisan Market
Kiama Seaside Markets
North Rocks Market
The Rocks Market
Seaforth Market
Blacktown Markets
Bondi Markets
Camden Markets 2570
Mona Vale Market
Berry Reserve Market, Narrabeen
Batemans Bay Sunday Market
DownTown Markets
Tweed Heads Market
Lane Cove Makers Market
Laurieton Riverwalk Markets
Manly Markets 2095
Timing your visit
Early starts
Open before 7am, for first pick of the produce and an easy park.
- Tweed Heads Market, Tweed Heads. Opens 6am.
Still going after lunch
Trading past 2pm, for a slow start or a second stop.
- Burwood Chinatown Night Markets, Burwood. Closes 10pm.
- Taiwan Night Market, Eastwood. Closes 9:30pm.
- Paddy's Markets Haymarket, Haymarket. Closes 6pm.
- The Rocks Market, The Rocks. Closes 5pm.
- Manly Markets 2095, Manly. Closes 5pm.
- Parklea Markets, Parklea. Closes 4:30pm.
In season right now in New South Wales
Being picked in New South Wales 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 blueberry at their best now.
★ Asian greens
★ Asparagus
★ Blueberry
Avocado
Banana
Beetroot
Broccoli
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Cucumber
Fresh herbs
Lettuce
Orange
Parsnip
Potato
Raspberry- +3 more in New South Wales
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which markets are on every Sunday in New South Wales?
- 28 markets with a published schedule trade every Sunday in New South Wales, including Ballina Farmers and Producers Market, Bankstown Market (Condell Park), Blacktown Markets (Prospect), Bondi Markets (Bondi Beach), Burwood Chinatown Night Markets and Camden Markets 2570. The other 22 are in the list on this page.
- How many Sunday markets in New South Wales are monthly?
- 52 run on some Sundays of the month and not others, against 28 that trade every week. Which of them you get depends on the date, so the list changes from one Sunday to the next.