Bundanoon Market is a fabulously friendly local market held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month in the Bundanoon Soldiers' Memorial Hall - right in the centre of town and just across the road from the railway station.
The market is crammed with local handmade wares, including quality clothing, ceramics, woodwork, metalwork, fine jewellery, homewares, knitwear and so much more. Plus you'll find pre-loved antiques, collectibles, clothing, books and other treasures, fresh local produce, breads, eggs and honey, plus a glorious selection of homemade cakes, jams, chutneys and sauces.
Our delicious food stalls serve up fare with an international flavour, including a range of take-home meals.
Our craft stalls offer something for everyone, including:
- knitted goods
- woodwork
- forged items
- clothing
- paintings
- hand-made cards
- ceramics
- jewellery, including fine silver and beaded gemstones
- natural skincare products, hand-made soaps and herbal balms
- natural cleaning products and oils.
Backyard Produce
Backyard Produce is a new initiative that allows small-time growers, from kids to seniors, to sell what they grow and harvest at home. This could be herbs and flowers, seedlings, veggies or fruit. Everyone is invited to sell their produce at the market, no matter how small or large your harvest – from as little as a few pumpkins to an oversupply of zucchinis.
There is no set stall fee. We will supply the space, along with tables, tablecloths and baskets. In return, we will take a small percentage of whatever you earn.
This initiative will give everyone in our community the chance to buy and benefit from fresh, local produce, while growers can earn a little money too.
Backyard Produce will operate on an honesty system. Its aim is to help supply our community with fresh produce – and provide an incentive to get into that veggie patch. To book a space please contact contact us.
Young makers
Kids and teens are welcome to join the market and sell their own handmade products. We have a reduced stall rate for our young makers, as we like to encourage them to get creative and hone their skills. If your child would like to run a stall, please contact us.