Events November 2008

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Events December 2008

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Organisers say the sixth annual Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival promises to be the best yet.

The town centre is closed for traffic and a variety of stalls and free activities are set up, including bouncy castles, a bucking bull, miniature train rides and face painting for the kids, local solo artists and bands, fashion parades, log chopping, farmers markets, a wine tasting tent and the all-important cherry pip spitting contest.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

Every 3rd Saturday, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Events January 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

Every 3rd Saturday, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Events February 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

3rd Saturday of every month, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

Every fourth Sunday of the month (except December when it is the third Sunday).

Get Fresh with us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Events March 2009

From it’s humble inception in 1988, the Porongurup Wine Festival has blossomed into the community’s premier event and is a vehicle for the Porongurup Promotions Association to raise funds for community projects and continued promotion of the fabulous “Range of Attractions” of the Porongurup region.

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Mandurah’s city streets are set to come alive with colour, energy and music during the 2009 Channel Seven Crab Fest.

A two day event featuring live cooking demonstrations, family style entertainment, local produce and much, much more.

The Channel Seven Crab Fest is the largest festival of the year and celebrates Mandurah’s vibrant coastal lifestyle through the iconic Blue Manna Crab. Located at the heart of Mandurah on the famous Eastern Foreshore, this year’s festival program will be bursting with flavour and entertainment featuring exciting crab and seafood cuisine, a delicious array of wines, including local Peel Region wines and a lively festival atmosphere.

Since inception six years ago, the Perth Chilli Festival has clearly stuck a chord with gastronomes everywhere. It has proved to be a mecca for chilli lovers in particular, however non-chilli lovers are also well catered fro as most stall holders also carry non-chilli versions of their specialities. It also attracted the strong support of the Healthway “Go for two fruit five vegetables” message.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

Experience the drama, colour and excitement of the South West’s only Italian Festival, Sunday 15 March 2009. The event which is in its tenth year is a celebration of the cultural significance for the Harvey region and its rich farming roots. This year the Festival will showcase a mixture of on stage entertainment and street theatre and a variety of local and WA Entertainment.

The event features a wide variety of activities for kids of all ages including, rides, amusements, street theatre and barnyard animals.

The festival will also feature some of the Southwest’s most prized produce and market stalls, ranging from hand made home wares and jewellery to local olives, jams and chutneys.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

The Hills Heartbeat Festival is a celebration of the hills lifestyle. Hosted by Armadale Christian College, the festival includes other venues in the area with galleries, winery, Pioneer Village and organic growers. Follow the Heartbeat from Armadale in your car or catch the free shuttle bus from Armadale railway station. There will be two stages of entertainment, over 250 pieces of art, lots of craft stalls selling genuine home made goods, a silent auction and much more. You can even abseil from the ten metre level of the highest purpose built tower in the region.

Have fun at the side show, have your face painted or join in on the free children's activities.

On both mornings you can enjoy Pancakes in the Park with a gold coin donation, enjoy a discovery walk in Bungendore Park and view the reptile display.

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Events April 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

3rd Saturday of every month, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Events May 2009

Free family fun at the Pemberton Autumn Festival. This festival will be bigger and better with a great day out for the whole family.

Entertainment throughout the day, rides, local events, culinary delights specialising in marron are available during the day. Food stalls with chips, hamburgers, sausages and kebabs. Beer and soft drinks will also be available.

Competitions include guess the marron weight, tug of war and the great Australian pie bake off. A garden show will be presented plus an organic products display. Market day at the Mill Hall, antique and collectors fair, suitcase circus, arty umbrellas singers and dancers and don’t forget the town crier.

Guaranteed to be great fun for all the family!

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

3rd Saturday of every month, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

.....In Margaret River..... on the 4th Saturday of every month from September to May, locals and visitors alike gather together for a feast of freshness..... at the Margaret River Farmers' Markets.

The markets feature food and wine stalls manned by the producers themselves.....It's a perfect opportunity to re-stock your supplies and to match the South West's freshest produce with wine releases form several local boutique wineries.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets include an array of fresh produce, organic fruit and vegetables, herbs and plants. There are also gourmet breads, smoked meats, jams and marmalade, preserves, award winning olive oils, chilli sauces, cheese, honey, cookies, chutneys, dukkahs and wine tasting.

A delicious breakfast is available all morning. Topped with a locally roasted coffee.... it's a magical way to begin a Margaret River Saturday! A regular feature is our free raffle prize of a hamper of local products drawn at 11am each market day.

The Margaret River Farmers' Markets are 8am to 12pm at the historic old hospital site....which is on the corner of Tunbridge and Farrelly Streets.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Events June 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

3rd Saturday of every month, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including pork, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, fruit trees, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Events July 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

Every 3rd Saturday, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

Events August 2009

Enjoy the unique market in the hills.

On the first Saturday of every month the Rotary Club of Kalamunda hold a market with 130 to 150 stalls offering a range of crafts, plants, produce and paintings.

Kalamunda Village is 20 kilometres to the east of Perth City set in the Darling Ranges overlooking the coastal plain. The town serves the surrounding rural areas and is home to many commuters who enjoy the country atmosphere.

The Village Market, held in the Town Square for some years, attracts a good range of vendors from far and wide. The Central Mall adjoining Kalamunda Central Shopping Centre, together with the gardens, the Rotunda and the Kalamunda Amateur Dramatic Society Theatre blend to make a traditional village market atmosphere.

Local musicians busk in the market area and KCRFM, the local radion station provides interviews, promotions and music.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

Once again the small country village will explode into colour as the Balingup Medieval Carnivale relives times well gone but not forgotten. Chat with the King, sample some of the local wines, purchase from the many market stalls, tuck into the tasty food available, or maybe even kiss a Knight, what ever you do come along dress in costume or you’ll feel out of place. It is a huge dress-up carnivale. Leave your troubles behind and join the frivolity with heaps of entertainment all weekend long.

Re-enactment Groups, Demonstrators, Dancers, Singers, Musicians, and so much more will be roaming the carnivale. There are a few extra events in the planning that will make 2009 Balingup Medieval Carnivale an event not to be missed.

Delicious country style food and local wines are available throughout the weekend. We look forward to seeing you having a Fun Medieval Time in Balingup.

All relevant information including The entertainment program will be posted on our website.

Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm
Sunday 9.00am - 4.00pm
Entry Free for Sprats under 12 years of age
$10.00 Entry for all other subjects
Tickets at the gate

Location: The Balingup Woods
Follow the flags
Community Centre Grounds, located directly opposite the Blackwood River Tavern on Brockman Street.