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Markets this weekend in Sydney

25 markets trading in Sydney on Sunday 18 October.

2 of the 25 are farmers markets and 2 are night markets. The earliest start is 7am at North Rocks Market in North Rocks. 7 of them run monthly and will not be back next week.

Sydney's two weekend days work differently. Most Saturday markets run every week, so Saturday barely changes from one weekend to the next. Sunday is where the monthly markets sit, so Sunday is the day the list moves.

Morning or evening

A Sydney weekend also has a second shift. The farmers markets are done by early afternoon, and then the night markets at Eastwood and Burwood open. The Rocks Market fills the gap, trading 10am to 5pm on both days.

If a market you expected is missing from Sunday, check its listing. It is likely a first or third Sunday market on the wrong week.

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.

Sunday 18 October · 25 markets

General markets · 18

Timing your visit

Still going after lunch

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

How far from Sydney

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.

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.

What else is in season across Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Which markets are on every Sunday in Sydney?
17 markets with a published schedule trade every Sunday in Sydney, including Bankstown Market (Condell Park), Blacktown Markets (Prospect), Bondi Markets (Bondi Beach), Burwood Chinatown Night Markets, Manly Fresh Produce Market and Manly Markets 2095. The other 11 are in the list on this page.
How many Sunday markets in Sydney are monthly?
21 run on some Sundays of the month and not others, against 17 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