The first of the inner-city Brisbane City Markets, with stalls for lunch, groceries, gifts and other bits. City workers, locals and visitors all come by.
A compact city market where food stalls are the main draw, so it works well as a lunch stop. Bring a rug, pick up something to eat and stay a while with live music on.
A school P&C fundraiser with market stalls, food trucks, stage acts, rides and games for kids, and fireworks to finish. You don't need any link to the school to come along.
An organic farmers market with fruit, veg, meat, seafood, dairy, bread and pantry goods. There's also a plant nursery, kids activities, and stalls for coffee, kombucha and breakfast.
A neighbourhood market with stalls selling flowers, baked goods, condiments, homewares, kids' toys, clothing, pet treats, beauty products, garden stakes and metal signs.
Craft and art stalls, fresh coffee, croissants, pancakes and food from around the world, with live music and park space for the kids to play. It has run for 40 years as Brisbane's first craft market.
A small market where every seller brings their stock in a suitcase or two. Expect vintage finds, art, clothing, books, records and handmade goods, with swapping and haggling welcome.
Local LGBTQIA+ makers set up stalls across a string of laneways selling paintings, jewellery, leatherwork, jams and pastries. It's run with Melt, Brisbane's Queer arts and culture festival, and welcomes everyone.
A neighbourhood day out with Bayside Brass playing, a sausage sizzle, stalls selling food and plants, and steam train rides operated by the local Lions Club.
