Weekend Finds
Markets
Vintage fairs, antique markets, and flea markets across Australia. Find your next weekend haunt.
24 markets listed
ACT
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Capital Region
Farmers Market
CANBERRA DISTRICT, ACT
Capital Region Farmers Market
Canberra District
The Rotary Club of Hall started this in 2004 with 15 stalls and around 500 customers; it now runs to nearly 200 registered stallholders and 6,000 weekly visitors at EPIC on Northbourne Avenue. Still not-for-profit, still producer-direct. Surplus funds go back into regional communities — a structure that keeps the incentives pointed in the right direction.
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Haig Park
Village Markets
BRADDON, ACT
Haig Park Village Markets
Braddon
Haig Park Village Markets is the Sunday market Alexandra Webb opened under the pines of Haig Park in Braddon in February 2021, founded as part of a broader Canberra City Renewal Authority effort to bring life back to the park. Local Village Markets, the small Canberra-based organisation Webb runs, curates the stallholder line-up week to week — regional producers, growers, artisans, designers, food traders — with rotating live music, family activations, and a free stall offer for performers, workshop leaders and kids' programmers. Sustainability is built in through plastic-free trading and reusable programs. The markets run year-round every Sunday from 8am to 2pm. The same organisation also runs the monthly Little Burley Market at Queen Elizabeth Terrace on Lake Burley Griffin.
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Old Bus
Depot Markets
ACT
Old Bus Depot Markets
ACT
Kingston's old bus depot has housed markets since the idea first took root in 1992. On Sundays, the building fills with vintage clothing, antiques, jewellery, handmade goods, and local food. The calendar shifts week to week — antique hunts one Sunday, origami workshops the next — making repeat visits worthwhile.
NSW
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Bangalow Markets
NSW
Bangalow Markets
NSW
Jeff Prichard launched this market in 1982 with forty stallholders; today the Bangalow Showgrounds hosts 320-plus. Eleven camphor laurels anchor the space, casting shade over food stalls, rotating local bands, and buskers. Held on the fourth Sunday of each month. A percentage of proceeds cycles back to Bangalow community groups.
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Glebe Markets
SYDNEY, NSW
Glebe Markets
Sydney
Saturday mornings on the grounds of Glebe Public School, the inner-west's familiar ritual unfolds: vintage clothing rails alongside local jewellers, second-hand records near fresh produce, a live act somewhere in the middle. The kind of market where you arrive for one thing and leave with three others. Every Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
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Kirribilli Markets
SYDNEY, NSW
Kirribilli Markets
Sydney
Since January 1976, this harbourside market has grown from a Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre backyard to 220 stalls spread across a former bowling green and the Burton Street tunnel beneath the Bridge. Fashion, jewellery, plants, gourmet food, emerging local designers — proceeds fund the Centre's community programs. The setting, a short walk from the north pylon, does most of the heavy lifting.
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Mullumbimby Community
Market
NSW
Mullumbimby Community Market
NSW
Since 1989, this monthly market has filled Summers Park — corner of Stuart and Myokum Streets — on the third Saturday of each month. The draw is practical: plants, upcycled furniture, jewellery, and live buskers, with the Brunswick Valley Historical Society Museum at its centre. Proceeds keep the museum running. Forty-five minutes from the Gold Coast; ten minutes to Brunswick Heads.
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Paddington Markets
Sydney
SYDNEY, NSW
Paddington Markets Sydney
Sydney
Open every Saturday since 1973, this Paddington Uniting Church initiative spreads across 150-odd stalls: local fashion designers, jewellers, soap and candle makers, bonsai sellers, a food court. One of Sydney's longest-running weekly markets, it operates as a not-for-profit — the entry fee goes somewhere useful.
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Rozelle Collectors
Market
SYDNEY, NSW
Rozelle Collectors Market
Sydney
Every Saturday, the grounds of Rozelle Public School on Darling Street fill with stallholders selling vintage jewellery, antiques, and retro homewares. It's the kind of market where the browsing is the point — unhurried, analogue, and reliably stocked with the sort of objects that accumulate stories. Rozelle's broader secondhand ecosystem makes it a logical anchor for the neighbourhood.
NT
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Mindil Beach
Sunset Market
MINDIL BEACH, NT
Mindil Beach Sunset Market
Mindil Beach
Founded in 1987 on Larrakia Country — the name Mindil derives from the Larrakia word for sweet nut grass — this dry-season market runs Thursday and Sunday evenings from late April to late October. Over 150 food and craft stalls line the Timor Sea foreshore as the sun goes down. The timing is the whole point.
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Parap Village
Markets
VICKERS ST, NT
Parap Village Markets
Vickers St
Parap Village Markets is a market in Parap, Northern Territory, bringing together a mix of vintage, antique, handmade, and pre-loved goods from independent stallholders. Particularly known for street food, tropical vintage. A lively weekend outing with stalls to browse, food to enjoy, and the thrill of discovering one-of-a-kind finds.
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Rapid Creek
Markets
NT
Rapid Creek Markets
NT
Darwin's oldest weekend market runs Saturdays and Sundays from 7am at Rapid Creek Business Village on Trower Road. The draw is the produce: Asian fruits, fresh seafood, herbs and spices that reflect the suburb's demographics more honestly than any CBD food hall. Exotic plants, handmade crafts and street food fill the rest.
QLD
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Eumundi Markets
QLD
Eumundi Markets
QLD
Three stalls and eight customers in 1979. Today, a million visitors a year descend on this Sunshine Coast town for woodwork, jewellery, fashion, and produce made by the people selling it. The guiding rule — make it, bake it, sew it, grow it — keeps the floor honest. Rain or shine, Wednesday and Saturday, Eumundi fills up early.
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Suitcase Rummage
BRISBANE, QLD
Suitcase Rummage
Brisbane
Daniele started this in Brisbane in 2010 with a simple rule: no tables, no tents, no racks — just a suitcase and whatever you're selling out of it. Pre-loved clothing, handmade objects, upcycled finds. The format flattened the usual market hierarchy and the idea spread nationally. Still the most egalitarian way to spend a Saturday morning.
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The Village Markets
Gold Coast
GOLD COAST HWY, QLD
The Village Markets Gold Coast
Gold Coast Hwy
The Village Markets Gold Coast is a market in Burleigh Heads, Queensland, bringing together a mix of vintage, antique, handmade, and pre-loved goods from independent stallholders. Particularly known for emerging designers, vintage fashion. A lively weekend outing with stalls to browse, food to enjoy, and the thrill of discovering one-of-a-kind finds. In Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast, a laid-back beachside community with a thriving creative scene.
TAS
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Evandale Market
TAS
Evandale Market
TAS
Falls Park on Logan Road, every Sunday from 8am to 1:30pm. Local produce, secondhand books, bric-a-brac, food vans, and handmade goods spread across a country market in one of Tasmania's best-preserved colonial villages. The steam train in adjacent Morven Park runs the same hours. Unhurried, unpretentious, and genuinely useful for a Sunday morning in the Launceston region.
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Salamanca Market
HOBART CITY, TAS
Salamanca Market
Hobart City
Every Saturday, 8.30am to 3pm, rain or otherwise, 300-plus stallholders stretch the full length of Salamanca Place — from the silos to Davey Street. Local growers, makers, hot coffee. It has run this way since 1972, long enough to become less a market than a standing appointment for anyone in Hobart on a weekend.
VIC
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Camberwell Sunday
Market
MELBOURNE, VIC
Camberwell Sunday Market
Melbourne
Balwyn Rotary started this one in 1976, and it's been running every Sunday morning since. Vintage clothing, vinyl, antiques, collectibles, handmade goods — and hot jam donuts. Stallholders set up from 7am; most of the serious fossicking is done by the time the suburb wakes up properly. Wraps at 12:30pm.
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Daylesford Sunday
Market
VIC
Daylesford Sunday Market
VIC
Forty-five years old and still running every Sunday, rain, hail or snow. Up to 130 stalls spread across the grounds of Daylesford Railway Station on Raglan Street, where the volunteer-run, not-for-profit operation keeps the gates open year-round — closing only for Christmas and catastrophic fire days. Dogs on leads welcome. Gold coin appreciated, never required.
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Mill Markets
Ballarat
VIC
Mill Markets Ballarat
VIC
Mill Markets Ballarat is a market in Ballarat East, Victoria, bringing together a mix of vintage, antique, handmade, and pre-loved goods from independent stallholders. Particularly known for antiques, vintage, collectibles. A lively weekend outing with stalls to browse, food to enjoy, and the thrill of discovering one-of-a-kind finds.
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Mill Markets
Daylesford
VIC
Mill Markets Daylesford
VIC
Mill Markets Daylesford is a market in Daylesford, Victoria, bringing together a mix of vintage, antique, handmade, and pre-loved goods from independent stallholders. Particularly known for permanent indoor antique market with hundreds of stalls. A lively weekend outing with stalls to browse, food to enjoy, and the thrill of discovering one-of-a-kind finds. In the spa country town of Daylesford, a popular weekend destination with a strong antiques and vintage scene.
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St Kilda
Esplanade Market
MELBOURNE, VIC
St Kilda Esplanade Market
Melbourne
Sunday mornings on the Upper Esplanade since 1970, when Councillor Manning opened what was then called the Art Bank with a handful of artists and sculptors. Adam Elliot — later Oscar-winner for *Harvey Krumpet* — sold hand-painted t-shirts here for five years. Potters, jewellers, leather-workers and painters still line the foreshore each week, selling work they've made themselves.