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Best Markets in Brisbane: Farmers Markets and Weekend Stalls

Brisbane runs a strong weekend market circuit, from the iconic Jan Powers Farmers Markets at Powerhouse and Bowen Hills to the popular Rocklea Markets for bulk produce, the James Street Market in Fortitude Valley for artisan goods, and the Northey Street Organic Farmers Market in Windsor. Many markets run weekly and are free to browse, though arrival times matter for the best selection. Check each market's website for current dates and any seasonal changes.

Best Markets in Brisbane: Farmers Markets and Weekend Stalls
  1. 1

    Jan Powers Farmers Markets

    New Farm

    Brisbane's premier farmers market, held Saturdays at the Powerhouse in New Farm, with certified organic and paddock-to-plate producers from across Queensland.

  2. 2

    Eat Street Northshore

    Hamilton

    A converted shipping-container market at Hamilton with over 180 vendors selling street food from around the world, open Friday and Saturday evenings.

  3. 3

    West End Markets

    West End

    A Sunday market on Boundary Street with local produce, organic food, live music and a strong community of inner-city Brisbane residents.

  4. 4

    South Bank Lifestyle Markets

    South Bank

    A Friday evening and weekend market on Little Stanley Street in South Bank, with handmade fashion, jewellery, art and gourmet food stalls.

  5. 5

    Rocklea Markets

    Rocklea

    A large wholesale and public fresh produce market open on weekends, the best place in Brisbane for bulk fresh fruit and vegetables direct from growers.

  6. 6

    Brisbane Collective Market

    South Brisbane

    A Sunday makers market at Fish Lane in South Brisbane, featuring independent designers, vintage fashion, ceramics and locally produced homewares.

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